AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoFlood Recovery: New Mexico has committed $42.75 million to flood recovery, while Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham continues to seek federal reimbursement. San Juan County residents face a long cleanup, and forecasters warn another soaking could bring renewed flooding; state police say crews have rescued 10 people and four dogs. Data Center Emissions: Project Jupiter’s developers proposed a power cap that would cut permitted emissions by about 35%, to 5.7 million tons a year, without reducing planned computing capacity. The air permit remains under review amid local opposition. Climate Policy: New Mexico is off track to meet its 2030 greenhouse-gas goal, a state environment official says. Meanwhile, proposed federal methane rollbacks could add pollution from oil and gas wells. Extreme Weather: New research ranks New Mexico among the states with the strongest warming trends since 1980, underscoring growing risks to communities and ecosystems.
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