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New Mexico Environment Department.

state government agency responsible for "protecting and restoring the environment of the state of New Mexico to foster a healthy and prosperous New Mexico for present and future generations"

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  • Subway Structural

    NMED is responsible for the annual inspection and oversight of food service establishments like Subway.

    Some supportAug 31
  • Circle K Structural

    The New Mexico Environment Department formally regulates Circle K regarding food safety and operational violations.

    Some supportSep 7
  • Sonic Drive-In Operational

    The New Mexico Environment Department cited Sonic Drive-In for health violations.

    Some supportJul 27
  • The New Mexico Environment Department holds formal regulatory oversight over the cleanup and waste disposal operations of the Los Alamos National Laboratory.

    Some supportJul 21
  • Shell Structural

    Shell is subject to formal regulation by the New Mexico Environment Department regarding food safety violations.

    Some supportMon 05:56
  • Deming Structural

    The New Mexico Environment Department imposes regulatory requirements, such as sensor installation, on activities within Deming.

    Some supportJul 24
  • Bernalillo County Structural

    Bernalillo County receives grant funding from the New Mexico Environment Department for environmental cleanup projects.

    Some supportJul 9
  • Burger King Structural

    The New Mexico Environment Department oversees food service establishment compliance for Burger King.

    Some supportSep 7
  • Navajo Structural

    The relationship involves the state department being functionally influenced by the advocacy of the Navajo government regarding shared environmental issues.

    Some supportAug 12
  • Santa Fe Operational

    The New Mexico Environment Department conducts mandatory inspections of food service establishments within the city limits of Santa Fe.

    Some supportAug 9
  • Doña Ana County Structural

    The county seeks permits for data centers, which are subject to review and approval by the state environment department.

    Some supportJul 10
  • supreme court Structural

    The Supreme Court provides ultimate oversight to the environmental permitting processes managed by the New Mexico Environment Department.

    Some supportAug 25
  • Avery Young Operational

    Avery Young actively assists the New Mexico Environment Department by expediting reviews.

    Some supportJul 25
  • Raúl Torrez Transactional

    The New Mexico Environment Department is investigating Raúl Torrez regarding fraudulent public comments.

    Well supportedSep 12
  • Donald Trump Structural

    The operational standards and political environment of the agency were influenced and stalled by the political context surrounding Donald Trump.

    Some supportAug 4
  • La Joya Shared context

    The New Mexico Environment Department is conducting contamination source investigations within the geographical area of La Joya.

    Some supportThu 15:31
  • John Brabender Operational

    The relationship is characterized by an episodic lobbying campaign where B's actions are aimed at influencing A's governmental decisions.

    Some supportSep 17
  • Albuquerque Shared context

    The New Mexico Environment Department's statewide changes affect local businesses within Albuquerque.

    Some supportJul 21
  • Las Cruces Shared context

    The New Mexico Environment Department conducts regulatory reviews within the jurisdiction of Las Cruces.

    Some supportJul 10
  • The entities are engaged in active conflict, with the Center for Biological Diversity challenging the New Mexico Environment Department's regulatory decisions.

    Some supportAug 25

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