AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoWater & Wildfire Resilience: A federal report argues “process-based restoration” that raises soil moisture and water tables can help ecosystems recover and also support wildfire suppression and prescribed burns. Rio Grande Monitoring: Researchers are racing to study what happens after 650 million gallons were released into the Rio Grande to revive stressed Bosque cottonwoods and recharge the system. Project Jupiter Fight: New Mexico AG Raul Torrez backs emergency petitions at the state Supreme Court over Project Jupiter’s water and air-quality approvals, while Congresswoman Melanie Stansbury presses for scrutiny of the project’s long-term water use. Methane on Navajo Nation: A Navajo Methane Coalition video highlights concerns about methane pollution, linking leaks and venting to health and climate risks. Wild Horses: Bipartisan legislation targets a loophole that allows wild horses captured on public land to be sold for commercial slaughter. Sewage Leak Accountability: Aztec’s delayed notification after a raw sewage spill into the Animas River is under review, with questions about when downstream users were warned. Extreme Heat & Schools: A new psychological health report says extreme heat is slowing learning and calls for heat-response plans similar to snow days.
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