Modified items All recently modified items, latest first. City of Albuquerque Seeking Stories, Historical Artifacts from Descendants of Albuquerque Indian School Community conversations about future of 4-H Park scheduled January 11-14, 2022 P&P Meeting Minutes for Website 06-28-23 P&P Meeting Minutes for Website 06-28-23 Albuquerque Museum Presents Dictators and the Disappeared: Democracy Lost and Restored An exhibition exploring the response to political unrest in Latin America. Albuquerque Announces Sister City Partnership with Kharkiv, Ukraine Relationship will foster mutual support, promote humanitarian outreach and assistance. Freedom 4th Map Freedom 4th Map Freedom 4th Map Freedom 4th Map Thursday, June 29 2023 Albuquerque Sister Cities Information about Sister Cities for Albuquerque, New Mexico. Sid Cutter: Man Above Town On view April 8, 2022 – April 24, 2023 All Black and White On view July 29, 2021 – March 10, 2023 2023 Food Waste Rescue Potential in Albuquerque-NRDC Food Calculator Results By tackling food waste, cities can rein in climate emissions, reduce municipal waste costs, and help relieve community food insecurity. Through NRDC’s Food Matters project, we have estimated a city-wide baseline level of food waste generation and assessed the potential for increased rescue of surplus food. This snapshot can help identify opportunities for policy, outreach, and interventions to achieve the city’s goals. FOOD WASTE IN ALBUQUERQUE Though actual measurement of wasted food is optimal, waste audits can be costly, time-consuming, and sometimes impractical. The model for calculating these estimates using proxy metrics was identified from a range of national sources and NRDC’s original research. We estimate 112,600 tons of food waste are generated in Albuquerque each year. When the residential sector was included in our estimates, it is the highest food waste producing sector at nearly 52,000 tons of food waste per year. The largest industrial, commercial, and institutional (ICI) sector generating food waste is restaurants, totaling 38,000 tons, more than all other sectors combined. KEY FACTS 13% food insecurity in Albuquerque 112K tons of food waste in Albuquerque 40% of all food in the U.S. is wasted $400B of food waste each year in the U.S. 8% of global greenhouse gas emissions come from food waste The report also includes recommendations including focusing on households and restaurants as well as increasing efforts with hotels and small retail stores. P&P Agenda 07-12-23.pdf P&P Agenda 07-12-23.pdf Wednesday, June 28 2023 blooming-tweedia-.jpg AQCB Meeting 2023-07-12 Amended Order Denying Motion for Stay.pdf VIP Goals Image 3 VIP Goals Image 3 VIP Goals Image 2 VIP Goals Image 2 VIP goals image 1 VIP goals image 1 April 2023 Minutes April 2023 Minutes February 2023 Minutes February 2023 Minutes < Previous 20 items 1 ... 1013 1014 1015 1016 1017 1018 1019 ... 2329 Next 20 items >