AGP Executive Report
Last update: 14 minutes agoCave Ecology: A Cheetos bag dropped in Carlsbad Caverns fed fungi and mold and drew cave insects into a temporary food web, showing how litter can disrupt a fragile ecosystem. Winter Weather: New Mexico is bracing for two incoming storms and the season’s first freezes; NOAA’s outlook calls for above-normal precipitation, raising the risk of snow, ice and related damage. Water Supply: A proposed 200-mile pipeline would send 9.7 billion gallons a year from the Lower Pecos Basin to the water-stressed Estancia Basin. Edgewood has expressed interest, while water experts question the plan. Rio Grande: Taos river advocate Cisco Guevara recalls much higher flows in his lifetime; today, guides are adapting to a river that has become far less powerful. Data Centers and Energy: Project Jupiter faces a new air-permit challenge as New Mexico officials question the authenticity of many public comments. Oracle is also pursuing a gas pipeline for the project, intensifying concerns about its power needs and climate impact.
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