AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoProject Jupiter in court: New Mexico AG Raúl Torrez backed two emergency legal challenges to the Project Jupiter AI data center, arguing state agencies cut corners on required public processes for an air quality permit and a construction water well—after the NM Supreme Court paused both the air-quality hearing and water use from the emergency well. Microplastics push: North Carolina AG Jeff Jackson joined a multi-state effort, including New Mexico, urging the EPA to add microplastics to its drinking-water monitoring list under the Safe Drinking Water Act. Rio Grande strain: A new report highlights how the Rio Grande is running dry for long stretches, raising alarms for downstream drinking water—especially for Texas communities that depend on the river’s remaining flow. Construction stormwater rules: The EPA proposed a 2027 construction stormwater permit for public comment, which would affect New Mexico construction sites and could reshape how stormwater plans are submitted and managed. Weather watch: Monsoon moisture is expected to increase across New Mexico, with Thursday rain chances rising and a higher flash-flood risk possible.
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