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Anti-Industry Politics

Anti-Industry Politics

As the voice of Independent producers in New Mexico, IPANM’s mission is protect, defend, and promote the work of our members and all of industry. New Mexico’s future and America’s future needs to be shaped by a policy of energy freedom. This “all of the above” approach is fundamental to ensuring all sources of energy–including fossil fuels–can compete to produce safe, reliant, and affordable energy to better the human condition. However, dangerous forces are pushing against energy freedom. Local, state, and federal governments are under the thumb of disingenuous environmental groups who want to pick-and-choose energy winners, under the guise of climate change. With governments already mobilized to kill the oil and gas industry in favor of unreliable and expensive renewable sources, New Mexico & America stand to lose jobs and domestic security. Furthermore, reducing fossil fuel supplies disproportionately hurts those in poverty (18% of New Mexicans). The “Green New Deal” and other progressive policies must be exposed for what they are: a pathway to self-inflicted, socio-economic suffering. With a weakened domestic energy landscape, Americans will beholden to nefarious foreign governments (such as Russia and China). As already demonstrated, these foreign powers do not have the best interests of the people or the planet at heart.

Anti-Industry News

IPANM (Nov. 15, 2021) -- In response to the Biden Administration's announcement of a new federal drilling ban around Chaco Canyon,
Santa Fe New Mexico (Nov. 14, 2021) -- House GOP Leader Jim Townsend says that a cleaner New Mexico economy
The Center Square (Nov. 10, 2021) – President Joe Biden’s nominee for the comptroller of the Currency, Saule Omarova, said she
Carlsbad Current Argus (November 3, 2021) - New federal controls on methane emissions from oil and gas operations were championed
Pinon Post (October 28, 2021) - An extreme proposal that died in the 2021 Legislative Session is back for the
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) October 5, 2021 — Top officials with the largest Native American tribe in the United States are
Western Energy Alliance (October 5, 2021) - The budget reconciliation bill before Congress would, if passed with all the public
The Washington Times (September 30, 2021) - The 24th Navajo Nation Council has come out against President Biden’s $3.5 trillion
Representative Yvette Herrell (September 20, 2021) - Over the last several weeks, my Democratic colleagues in Congress have begun drafting
Hobbs News-Sun (May 18, 2021) - Lea County officials want New Mexico, the nation’s third highest oil production state, to