AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoProject Jupiter Fight: New Mexico’s attorney general filed motions supporting emergency petitions to halt Project Jupiter permits, arguing the state must follow notice and fair-hearing rules even for powerful developers tied to major AI data-center plans. Uranium Leasing Clampdown: New Mexico’s land commissioner issued an executive order banning new uranium mining leases on state trust lands, directing the state to prioritize cleanup of legacy contamination instead of expanding new development. Labor Day Weather Watch: The National Weather Service and Weather Prediction Center flagged Labor Day weekend heat and storm risks, including monsoonal moisture that could trigger scattered flash flooding in parts of Arizona/New Mexico. Rio Grande Reality Check: A planned release briefly restored flowing water in the Rio Grande near Albuquerque, offering a rare look at the river’s return after historic dryness—though it likely won’t last. Wildlife Protections Under Pressure: Trump’s order aims to start the process to remove gray wolf and Mexican gray wolf protections, drawing conservation backlash over potential impacts on ranching and ecosystems. Public Health Alerts: Presbyterian Hospital reported localized Legionella findings in limited areas, with officials saying the hospital-wide risk is low and remediation is underway.
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