AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoHeat & Drought Watch: A heat dome is keeping much of New Mexico pinned in 100-degree-plus conditions, with only limited monsoon storms and a risk of brief, intense downpours and hail—while drought remains severe across the Four Corners, with New Mexico reported at about 94% in drought. Local Water & Flood Impacts: Luna County is documenting damage after recent flooding, including road washouts and issues tied to the Bassett Lake dam, to pursue state and disaster reimbursement. Border Wall Water Fight: New Mexico’s State Engineer has threatened to revoke licenses of well-drilling companies tied to border wall construction, citing unauthorized wells and potential groundwater contamination risks; ranchers say pumping could worsen already tight water supplies. Data Center Oversight: Doña Ana County commissioners are weighing a citizen-led monitoring committee for Project Jupiter (Oracle/OpenAI) to track impacts as the facility moves toward operations. Recycling & Theft Crackdown: Albuquerque passed an ordinance expanding rules on recycled metals—adding copper and brass and requiring digital transaction logs—to curb theft and vandalism. Livestock Health Alert: New World screwworm has been confirmed in Texas and New Mexico, prompting heightened vigilance for sheep, goats, cattle, pets, and wildlife. Drought Recreation: Elephant Butte Lake is at about 1.4% capacity; the main boat ramp is closed, camping stays extended to 14 days, and fees waived through September.
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