AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoProject Jupiter: Three planned data centers in the New Mexico–El Paso region could emit more than 10 million tons of greenhouse gases a year—about double current emissions—while climate plans failed to account for the growth. Oracle is still seeking power and pipeline approvals, and the state attorney general has questioned the authenticity of many public permit comments. Livestock: New Mexico confirmed two more New World screwworm cases in Grant County, in a horse and a calf, bringing the state total to four and prompting expanded surveillance. State Government: Rep. Andrea Reeb resigned after a federal judge ruled that serving in the Legislature while acting as a special prosecutor violated the state Constitution. Road Safety: Sandoval County commissioners are pressing for action on US 550, where 24 people died in 22 fatal crashes from 2019 to 2024. Rural Broadband: The state signed its first BEAD grant agreement: $26.9 million for Kit Carson Electric Cooperative to connect nearly 4,000 locations across five northern New Mexico counties. Medicare: Three providers are pulling private Medicare plans from New Mexico, leaving some seniors with fewer coverage options.
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