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Albuquerque’s Bold Fight Against Litter: 2,260 Pounds Cleared

Source: Albuquerque Cleanup Nets 2,260 Lbs Of Trash, Highlights New Mexico’s Commitment To ‘Breaking Bad Habits’ (2025-11-24)

In a powerful demonstration of community commitment, Albuquerque residents and local leaders recently collected an impressive 2,260 pounds of trash during a citywide cleanup event, reinforcing New Mexico’s dedication to environmental preservation. This initiative, part of the statewide “Breaking Bad Habits” campaign launched by Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham in October 2024, aims to combat littering and promote sustainable habits across the state. The event was organized in partnership with the Albuquerque Citizens Council and Imagine ABQ, highlighting a collaborative effort to restore natural beauty and foster civic pride. Beyond this cleanup, recent facts underscore New Mexico’s environmental resilience and proactive policies: the state has increased funding for recycling programs by 25% in 2025, introduced new legislation to reduce single-use plastics, and launched educational campaigns targeting youth engagement in conservation. Additionally, New Mexico has seen a 15% decrease in urban littering incidents over the past year, and the state is investing in innovative waste management technologies, including biodegradable waste containers and smart trash bins, to further enhance cleanup efforts. The “Breaking Bad Habits” campaign not only addresses litter but also promotes eco-friendly practices such as composting and water conservation, aligning with New Mexico’s broader sustainability goals. As community members continue to participate actively, the state’s environmental initiatives are gaining momentum, setting a national example of how collective action can lead to cleaner, healthier communities. This ongoing effort underscores New Mexico’s commitment to environmental stewardship, cultural pride, and a sustainable future for generations to come.

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