Apaluma
Apaluma runs a government data platform that makes public records searchable with cited sources for analysts, scientists, and regulators.
- Albuquerque, NM, USUnited States
Apaluma runs a government data platform that makes public records searchable with cited sources for analysts, scientists, and regulators.
apaluma.comCrawled Nov 4, 2026
Across the United States, environmental permitting has long been a point of frustration.
News, press releases, media coverage, and perspectives on government environmental data from Apaluma.
Governmental agencies prioritize retaining full ownership of records as they modernize systems and digitize decades of data.
When we were at the Environmental Council of the States (ECOS) Fall Meeting, one of the questions we kept hearing was “What does Apaluma mean?”
Contact Apaluma to discuss regulatory records, environmental data, FOIA, permitting, incident response, or cross-agency data programs.
Apaluma integrates fragmented regulatory records into a single, searchable ecosystem with location mapping and custom governance rules.
Apaluma introduces **Currents**, an open-series of interactive models leveraging federal data and Esri ArcGIS. The first release offers real-time snowpack conditions and forecasts for the **Rio Grande corridor**. Users can explore water resource dynamics across the region.
Oct 2026PR NewswireNews article
Apaluma CEO Alicia J. Keyes participates in a panel at The Environmental Council of the States' (ECOS) 2026 Fall Meeting to discuss data-driven approaches for environmental outcomes. Apaluma specializes in consolidating fragmented regulatory records into a unified system. The event takes place on August 31 in Jackson, Wyoming.
Aug 2026PR NewswireNews article
A complaint highlights possible conflicts of interest within New Mexico’s Environment Department regarding **Project Jupiter**, a proposed data center campus facing criticism for its air pollution and climate impact. Opponents argue the project could worsen emissions, while the department oversees its regulatory approval. The allegations raise concerns over impartiality in high-stakes environmental proceedings.
Jul 2026Santa Fe New MexicanNews article
Apaluma secures **$5.55 million in seed funding** to expand its platform, which consolidates fragmented government regulatory records into a unified system. The company aims to streamline access to compliance and administrative data for public-sector organizations. This funding will support scaling infrastructure and product development for broader adoption.
Jul 2026PR NewswireNews article