AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoDrought Emergency: New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham declared a statewide drought and severe wildfire emergency, citing record-low snowpack, hot spring temperatures, and a surge to 366 wildfires in the first four months of 2026—about double last year—while urging water limits and fireworks bans and launching a new drought information portal. Water Planning: The New Mexico Forestry Division rolled out a public dashboard for the 50-Year Water Action Plan, tracking progress on conserving supplies, developing new sources, and protecting water quality. Local Water Stress vs. Data Centers: Residents packed NM Tech’s Socorro town hall to oppose a proposed 10,000-acre data center and solar project, with water supply concerns front and center and a county moratorium process moving forward. Historic Places at Risk: The National Trust for Historic Preservation named 11 endangered sites nationwide for 2026’s “created equal” theme, including New Mexico’s President’s House Site. Air & Health: EPA announced $76.6M for Texas to reduce lead in drinking water by replacing lead service lines. Weather Watch: Thunderstorms are expected in parts of New Mexico, with gusts possibly over 50 mph.
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