AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoHarmful Algae Watch: New Mexico Environment Department rolled out an interactive harmful algal bloom advisory map for major lakes, with multiple sites under HAB watch or warning and guidance to keep pets away, avoid swimming near scummy water, and rinse fish before cooking. Monsoon Flooding: A more active monsoon pattern is set to bring soaking rain across New Mexico, with flash-flood risk rising through Thursday–Saturday and Albuquerque and other metro and burn-scar areas in the mix. Air Quality Heat & Smoke: Western wildfires plus high heat are driving moderate-to-unhealthy air quality in parts of the Mountain West, including northern New Mexico, as ozone and wildfire particles build up. Screwworm Monitoring: New World screwworm remains contained for now in South Dakota, but officials are watching spread after cases in Texas and southeastern New Mexico, with USDA releasing sterile flies to suppress the outbreak. Water Rights Fight: A major Colorado River water deal for Native communities is being blocked by Upper Basin states, keeping pressure on how the shrinking river is divided. Local Land Use: Neighborhood groups lost another court battle over a proposed New Mexico United stadium at Balloon Fiesta Park, extending the dispute. Health Alert: CDC-linked cyclosporiasis cases are rising nationwide; New Mexico reports four cases so far this year, prompting reminders about safe food handling.
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