AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoRio Grande Crisis: The river’s New Mexico flows were just 31% of median this water year, and more than 112 miles dried up this summer. State water officials warn that recent rain hasn’t eased the long-term outlook for a river supplying millions. Pollution Safeguards: The EPA is preparing to roll back oil and gas methane rules, raising concerns as New Mexico pipeline incidents climb; a recent blast sent flames skyward. Flood Recovery: Federal disaster aid is now available to Zuni Pueblo residents after July flooding damaged homes and infrastructure. Doña Ana County is also seeking state disaster support after widespread floods. Wildlife: A study warns that African gemsbok introduced at White Sands could spread farther as the climate warms, putting native wildlife and ranching grasslands at risk. Campus Repairs: Leaks and storm damage remain unresolved in several New Mexico State University buildings, including a recurring leak in Milton Hall.
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