AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoChaco Canyon Energy Fight: The Bureau of Land Management opened a 14-day public comment period on a draft plan that would fully revoke long-standing protections around Chaco Culture National Historical Park, potentially reopening about 336,000 acres to new mineral leasing and mining. Project Jupiter Pushback: New Mexico’s land commissioner again rejected Energy Transfer’s request for a pipeline right-of-way tied to the Project Jupiter AI data center, citing greenhouse gas emissions and risks to the state’s scarce water and natural resources. Produced Water Limits: New Mexico environment officials are urging limits on contaminants in fracking wastewater (produced water) as rule-making is still pending, with lawmakers pressing for stronger protections. Monsoon & Flood Response: Albuquerque crews carried out a swift water rescue during monsoon storms, while forecasts keep highlighting flooding threats across the region. Community Cleanups: Two teens from Mora and San Miguel counties were recognized as Young Ambassadors for leading local cleanup efforts tied to #KeepLitterOut. Wildfire Readiness: Fire managers are stretching resources amid a busy wildfire season, with crews focused on faster initial response as conditions stay hot and dry. Wildlife Health Alert: The FDA authorized ivermectin liquid for horses to help prevent New World screwworm infestations, as exposures have been reported in New Mexico and Texas.
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