AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoWildfire & Air Quality: The Frijoles Fire in the Pecos Wilderness has surged past 6,200 acres and remains 0% contained, with Santa Fe bracing for smoky mornings as monsoon storms bring both possible relief and gusty outflows that can push smoke back into town. Local Emergency Response: Santa Fe County set up a temporary shelter at Pojoaque Valley Middle School and issued “Go” status for parts of Camino de Cañon, urging residents to pack meds and essentials. Public Lands & Border Wall: Big Bend National Park is facing new border-wall construction, with bulldozers clearing land and critics warning of major environmental harm. Data Centers & Water/Power: New Mexico lawmakers are moving toward a statewide data center moratorium amid Project Jupiter concerns, while Doña Ana County created a community monitoring committee and ethics officials settled a campaign-disclosure dispute tied to the project. Nuclear Waste Safety: New Mexico advocates urged the federal government to move radioactive waste barrels away from wildfire risk, targeting WIPP-related decisions. Social Media & Youth Health: A New Mexico judge ordered Meta to pay $567 million for children’s mental health, calling the company a “public nuisance” and requiring major teen-safety changes.
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