Subcommittee advances bill to jump‑start low‑carbon building materials in New Mexico A Senate conservation subcommittee voted to advance House Bill 153, a three‑part voluntary package that funds product certification, production incentives and contractor rebates to expand low‑carbon materials in New Mexico; sponsors tied the measure to climate goals and job creation while members raised concerns about local supply and market costs.

New Mexico's Senate has taken a bold step toward a sustainable future by advancing a bill to boost low-carbon construction materials, promising to reduce emissions and create jobs.

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New Mexico legislators debate civil fines and automated speed enforcement for construction zones Lawmakers discuss merits and implications of automated speed enforcement at construction sites.

A fierce debate ignites in New Mexico as lawmakers grapple with the fairness of automated speed cameras and their potential to impose harsh penalties on drivers in construction zones.

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