Current Office of Natural Resources Trustee Finalizes Damage Assessment Plan for NASA White Sands Test Facility (May 8, 2019) ONRT and Federal Agencies Release Final Restoration Plan for Environmental Damage at Chevron Mining Inc., Questa...
Site History: The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) White Sands Test Facility (WSTF, “Site”) has supported testing of space flight equipment and hazardous materials for nearly 50 years. Past activities included developing, qualifying,...
James C. Kenney serves the State of New Mexico as Acting Natural Resources Trustee and Cabinet Secretary of the Environment Department. His environmental career encompasses over 23 years of public and private sector experience....
Ralph Gruebel joined the State of New Mexico Office of Natural Resources Trustee as Executive Director in November 2018. He is an experienced public and private sector manager with over 30 years managing projects/organizations...
Site History: Chevron Mining Inc. site facilities (Site) includes the underground workings, open pit, waste rock, tailings impoundments, and the tailings pipeline. Releases of hazardous substances, including arsenic, cadmium, chromium, cobalt, lead, manganese, and zinc, from...
Who is the Natural Resources Trustee? State Natural Resource Trustees are appointed by the governor of each state. In addition to state trustees, the President of the United States and Native American tribes appoint...
Requests by ONRT made to the public for proposals, bids, services, quotes, and invitation to bids are published here. Type Title Download Posted Updated* RFP Professional Services for Natural Resources Damage Assessment and Restoration...
Site History: Sparton Technology, Inc., produced electronic components at this site between 1961 and 1994. Releases of substances such as acetone, Methylene chloride, and trichloroethylene resulted in contaminated groundwater. The New Mexico Environment Department...
Site History: Industrial activities during the 1950s and 1960s resulted in contaminated soil and groundwater due to chlorinated solvents and other substances, leading to the closure of 20 private and two municipal water supply...
Site History: Releases of hazardous substances including nickel, selenium, and uranium from the SOHIO tailings facility resulted in the contamination of groundwater. The U.S. Department of Energy is monitoring natural recovery of the groundwater...
