Los Alamos National Laboratory / Cambridge University Press / Renewable Energy / Christian Science Monitor / /
Continent
North America / /
Country
United States / United Kingdom / /
Currency
USD / / /
Event
Environmental Issue / Business Partnership / /
Facility
Northern Arizona University / /
IndustryTerm
energy future / community services / energy workforce / energy projects / energy sustainability / energy potential / energy solutions / solar energy project / proposed solar site / energy / energy project developer / energy costs / greenhouse gas emissions / geothermal energy / energy resources / energy source / electricity / estimated current energy use / energy ventures / energy-efficient community / fossil-fuel energy sources / energy efficiency / energy plan / solar energy / energy assessment / conservation law enforcement / tribal court systems / energy reductions / /
NaturalFeature
Jemez Mountains / /
Organization
Cambridge University / Natural Resources Department / U.S. Department of Energy / Northern Arizona University / New Mexico Energy Minerals and Natural Resources Department / U.S. Environmental Protection Agency / County Development Department / Walatowa Visitor’s Center / Institute for Tribal Environmental Professionals / US DOE office of Energy Efficiency / Natural Resource Department / Pueblo’s Department of Resource Protection / Nature Conservancy / /
Person
Kevin Shendo / Jemez Pueblo / James Roger Madalena / Greg Kaufman / Sue Wotkyns / Mehrdad Khatibi / /
Position
tribal governor / Director of the Jemez / leader / education director / Director / Climate Change Program Manager / /
ProvinceOrState
Renewable Energy Sandoval County / Sandoval County / New Mexico / New / /
Pueblo of Jemez: Leading the Way to a Renewable Future Impacts from climate change are increasingly apparent in the southwestern United States, and Sandoval County in New Mexico, home to the Pueblo of Jemez, is no except