AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoProject Jupiter Legal Turmoil: The New Mexico Supreme Court paused air-permit proceedings for the hyperscale AI data center, while an NMED officer recused himself from the permitting process after challenges from environmental groups. Colorado River Fight: Nevada sued the federal government over “devastating” Colorado River cuts under a new operating plan, arguing the rules hit the Lower Basin hardest as Lake Mead and Lake Powell sit near record lows. PFAS Warning-Label Lawsuit: A New Mexico federal court is set to weigh whether the state can require PFAS warning labels on consumer products, with manufacturers arguing it violates free speech. PFAS Policy Watch: A new PFAS legal roundup highlights shifting federal standards, state hazardous waste moves, and ongoing litigation. Recycling Push in Silver City: A town hall in Silver City focused on making recycling more workable in a rural area, with residents and local groups brainstorming upgrades to curbside and drop-off systems. Heat and Fire Context: Another round of extreme heat advisories hit New Mexico, while the Frijoles Fire death was identified as a crew member from the San Carlos Apache Indian Reservation. Wildlife Society at UNM: UNM launched a student sustainability corps to boost recycling and waste diversion across campus.
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