AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoProject Jupiter: Oracle is seeking federal approval to fast-track a gas pipeline for its planned AI data center in Santa Teresa. Doña Ana County commissioners challenged company representatives over the project’s power connection, water demands and claimed economic benefits, as residents weigh its impact on local climate goals. White Sands Discovery: A new study of ancient pollen suggests people at White Sands witnessed dramatic climate shifts around 23,000 years ago. The research adds context to the park’s ancient footprints, whose age remains debated. Voting Rights: New Mexico’s attorney general and secretary of state issued guidance on voter eligibility, deadlines and intimidation, stressing that voters must be able to cast ballots without interference. A state task force also discussed proposals to support families affected by violence against Indigenous people. Wildlife Protections: Conservationists argued in federal court that Mexican gray wolves in New Mexico and Arizona need stronger endangered-species protections, challenging the government’s designation of the population as “nonessential.” Hunting Licenses: Attorney General Raul Torrez says setting aside big-game tags for outfitters violates the state constitution and has called for reform.
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