AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoProject Jupiter & Data Centers: A KOB 4 poll of 800 New Mexicans found 55% support banning new data centers and 23% support building them, with Oracle’s Project Jupiter continuing to move forward in Doña Ana County. Local Accountability: Environmental groups are appealing a federal decision to extend the life of the Navajo Nation-owned Navajo coal mine to 2136, arguing it could raise costs and worsen air and groundwater pollution. Flood Aftermath & Septic Risks: After recent flooding, New Mexico Environment Department officials warn that standing water over septic drain fields can create serious health hazards. Weather Watch: Patchy fog may form Tuesday in the Estancia Basin, with better chances for showers and thunderstorms returning Wednesday across northern and central high terrain. Clean Transport Fight: New Mexico joined a coalition suing over Trump administration fuel economy rollbacks, arguing weaker standards will raise gas demand and costs. Military Drone Defense: The Pentagon selected four vendors for a directed-energy counter-drone pilot, including high-energy lasers and microwave systems. Energy & Water Stress: Coverage highlights how low water levels are reshaping the Colorado River system, with major impacts for hydropower and regional water supplies.
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