AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoMonsoon Watch: Showers and cooler weather are set to return to New Mexico this week, with Albuquerque’s highs easing into the 80s and flood risk rising—especially Tuesday through Friday, when heavy rain could hit central and western areas and flash flooding is possible. Wildfire Impacts: The Frijoles Fire is at 79% containment, but hot, dry conditions are still driving smoke; officials warn smoke could linger in northern communities and flooding concerns remain around burn scars. Climate Reality Check: A New Mexico Tech expert says intensifying heat, shrinking snowpack, and drought match long-running Southwest climate projections—seasonal swings don’t erase the higher baseline. Clean Energy & Water: A planned Questa hydrogen facility is facing renewed scrutiny over water use and transparency, after reports that the project’s location and groundwater approach shifted without broad public input. Air Quality & Transparency: Letters urge the EPA to protect clean air and the public’s right to know as data centers expand, criticizing rules that allow construction before permits and more frequent dirty generator use. Legal Fight Over Disaster Costs: New Mexico is suing FEMA after denied reimbursement for National Guard expenses tied to the 2022 Hermits Peak-Calf Canyon Fire.
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