AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoWater and Infrastructure: New Mexico’s state engineer is challenging a federal waiver that would exempt border-wall water wells from state rules. Doña Ana County declared a flood disaster after September storms caused at least $17 million in estimated damage to homes, businesses and farmland. Mining: Most public commenters opposed the proposed Copper Flat mine near Hillsboro, citing water concerns. In Cibola County, commissioners backed in-situ uranium recovery, while a state-land ban on uranium development drew criticism from the Clean Energy Association of New Mexico. Film and Energy: New Mexico’s film office says productions are returning, with more growth expected in 2027. Rural public-building solar grants are also helping lower energy costs, while the state AG says the federal review of the proposed Project Jupiter gas pipeline is inadequate. Industrial Prospects: A New Mexico tungsten project is drawing attention amid a reported global supply gap, though early results are from surface samples and ongoing exploration.
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