AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoPipeline Safety: A San Juan County gas pipeline explosion sent flames skyward Tuesday; a separate rupture in Lea County killed two people. New Mexico pipeline failures rose 84% from 2022 to 2025, as the EPA moves to roll back oil and gas pollution rules. Flood Recovery: NMDOT reopened the flood-damaged U.S. 60 bridge in three days, restoring a key route after a 284-mile detour. Crews statewide are still repairing storm damage. Data Center Plans: A proposed Grant County project drew a packed crowd and left questions unanswered. Its earlier air-permit notice described 32 gas-fired engines producing more than 300 megawatts and nearly 1.3 million tons of annual greenhouse gas emissions; the developer now presents it as a solar project with possible gas expansion. Pecos River: State projections point to at least a 25% decline in river water over 50 years, amid shrinking snowpack, rising demand and hundreds of nearby oil and gas wells. Climate: September was the planet’s second-hottest on record and the hottest September in the U.S.
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