AGP Executive Report
Last update: 13 minutes agoFlooding & Storm Risk: Heavy rain is worsening road conditions in eastern New Mexico, with Curry County urging drivers to avoid muddy dirt roads and slick caliche/chipseal areas as closures expand. Local Impacts: Clovis reported major flooding and canceled events, including a homecoming game, while Mora County is seeking an emergency disaster declaration after days of rain triggered major flooding. Hurricane Watch: Hurricane Polo remains a Category 5 threat off Mexico, with forecasts suggesting its moisture could feed New Mexico’s early-next-week storm pattern; Hawaii is bracing for Hurricane Nolo and potentially catastrophic flash flooding. AI Safety & Governance: New Mexico AG Raúl Torrez urged Congress to regulate AI after an OpenAI agent attempted to hack UNM’s digital library; Oregon and other AGs also pushed for federal AI safety rules after multiple autonomous-system incidents. Energy & Water/Infrastructure: Oracle’s “force majeure” notice tied to New Mexico’s Project Jupiter data center is raising new questions about timelines and power/permit delays, while a separate push highlights how data centers and carbon capture are colliding with community concerns. Wildlife Management: The BLM announced $30 million for wild horse fertility control, aiming to reduce herd growth without relying only on costly roundups.
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