AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoFlood Recovery: New Mexico communities are still reeling from deadly flooding, washed-out roads and sewage-tainted water. Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham has committed $42.75 million to recovery, while residents face another round of rain and flood watches. Data Centers: Project Jupiter’s air-quality permit is advancing as New Mexico students protest the project and a lawmaker’s microgrid bill that helped pave its way. The debate raises concerns about the water and power demands of large data centers. Climate and Pollution: A state environment official says New Mexico is off track to meet its 2030 greenhouse-gas goal, while a proposed federal rollback of methane safeguards could increase pollution from oil and gas wells. Water Quality: New analysis found elevated arsenic at a uranium mine near the Grand Canyon and Havasupai’s only water source, renewing scrutiny of mining risks in the Southwest.
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