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Recommitting to climate action is right for New Mexico - Santa Fe New Mexican

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Recommitting to climate action is right for New Mexico | Editorials | santafenewmexican.com
The establishment of the Land of Enchantment Legacy Fund — $100 million dedicated to create a long-term funding stream to pay for land and water conservation — is one of the signature achievements of the 2023 legislative session, backed by a group of bipartisan lawmakers and Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham. It is the largest investment in land and water conservation in New Mexico history. The $100 million appropriation is being divided in two pots: $50 million will go in a fund to be allocated to existing state programs starting July 1, and the remainder into a permanent fund to generate interest and eventually be distributed through the expandable fund.

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