AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoUranium & water worries in Datil: About 70 people packed a gym in tiny Datil to oppose a proposed uranium exploration plan that could involve dozens of boreholes over thousands of acres, with residents and officials focused on protecting the local aquifer. State power ownership push: More than 1,400 New Mexicans and 50+ groups are urging Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham and candidates to invest $400 million in TXNM Energy (PNM’s parent) instead of letting private equity control the state’s largest utility. Public health alert—plague in wildlife: New Mexico reported another plague case after a wild rat in Santa Fe County tested positive, following multiple dog cases earlier this year; officials say it’s a warning, not an outbreak. Weather watch: Monday’s forecast calls for showers in western and parts of northern New Mexico, with a marginal flash-flood risk in the west; Albuquerque metro has a low chance of rain. Local governance & environment: The week also includes renewed debate over Trump’s “New America” naming stunt, but New Mexico leaders are using the moment to pivot back to real-world costs and priorities.
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