AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoProject Jupiter: New Mexico’s Supreme Court paused the air-permitting process for the Oracle/OpenAI hyperscale data center project in Southern New Mexico, keeping a major environmental review on hold amid protests and concerns about emissions. Colorado River: A new federal plan to cut water amid drought is raising alarms for New Mexico’s neighbors and beyond, with cities and farmers facing uncertainty as litigation ramps up over how deep the cuts could go. Wildfire readiness: Sierra County says it has avoided outbreaks this season, but fire restrictions remain in place and are adjusted based on local fuel and weather conditions. Public health & pollution: Albuquerque filed a lawsuit targeting Big Tobacco over cigarette butt pollution on public property and infrastructure. Wildlife conflict: New Mexico Department of Wildlife shared practical tips for reducing bear visits to yards, citing low seasonal food availability. Weather: Storms are expected to bring brief downpours and minor flooding risk across parts of New Mexico, with rain chances shifting into the weekend.
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