New Mexico § 74-13-7 Recycling, circular economy and illegal dumping alliance

New Mexico Statutes

§ 74-13-7 — Recycling, circular economy and illegal dumping alliance

New Mexico § 74-13-7

Ch. 74Environmental Improvement

Art. 13Recycling, Circular Economy and Illegal Dumping

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Bluebook

N.M. Stat. Ann. § 74-13-7 (2026).

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A. The "recycling, circular economy and illegal dumping alliance" is created and is composed of one member from each of the following:

(1)state government;

(2)local government;

(3)a solid waste authority;

(4)an industry waste generator;

(5)a tribal government;

(6)a nonprofit organization;

(7)a recycling company;

(8)a retailer;

(9)an agricultural producer;

(10)a soil and water conservation district;

(11)a waste management company; and (12) the public at large. B. The secretary shall appoint members of the alliance to serve two-year terms as volunteers with no compensation from the state. C. The alliance shall:

(1)develop strategies to increase recycling, foster the circular economy and decrease illegal dumping in New Mexico;

(2)create a state circular economy plan, as a compone

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A. The "recycling, circular economy and illegal dumping alliance" is created and is composed of one member from each of the following: (1) state government; (2) local government; (3) a solid waste authority; (4) an industry waste generator; (5) a tribal government; (6) a nonprofit organization; (7) a recycling company; (8) a retailer; (9) an agricultural producer; (10) a soil and water conservation district; (11) a waste management company; and (12) the public at large. B. The secretary shall appoint members of the alliance to serve two-year terms as volunteers with no compensation from the state. C. The alliance shall: (1) develop strategies to increase recycling, foster the circular economy and decrease illegal dumping in New Mexico; (2) create a state circular economy plan, as a component of the New Mexico solid waste management plan, to establish programs and goals and update the plans every three years to measure progress and modify strategies; and (3) review and make recommendations for funding grant applications from the recycling and illegal dumping fund.