AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoFlood Recovery: Historic Four Corners flooding has damaged homes, roads and utilities, displaced families and killed a woman swept away by the Rio Puerco. Untreated sewage also contaminated the San Juan River; boil-water advisories have since been lifted for some systems. Federal disaster aid is approved for tribal communities, while Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham has committed $8.25 million and is seeking more help as damage estimates reach $300 million. Severe Weather: A rare EF-1 tornado damaged homes in Santa Fe. The latest storms have eased, but more rain is possible later this week. Water Systems: State regulators want lawmakers to help small utilities access funding and make it easier to intervene when systems fail. Wildlife: Santa Clara and Zia pueblos are suing to block a federal permit for eagle take at Valles Caldera, arguing it conflicts with the preserve’s purpose and tribal ties to the birds. Climate & Energy: A state environment official says New Mexico is off track to meet its 2030 greenhouse-gas goal, as students and activists rally against a proposed data center.
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