AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoData Centers & Water: New Mexico’s Project Jupiter fight is heating up as officials and residents push back on how water permitting is handled, with critics saying notice-and-hearing steps were skipped while construction water was pumped. Electric Utility Politics: State Investment Council leaders rejected calls for New Mexico to buy or invest in PNM to block a private-equity takeover, citing fiduciary duties and legality. PFAS Regulation: A federal judge blocked New Mexico’s PFAS labeling rule, siding with manufacturers. Livestock & Border Trade: Coverage highlights the reopening of New Mexico’s livestock port and what it could mean for cattle movement. Screwworm Alert: The New World screwworm is back in the region, prompting renewed surveillance after a second New Mexico case. Local Infrastructure: Flooding prompted inspection of the Shiprock bridge as families were temporarily evacuated. Workforce & Construction: An opinion argues New Mexico can’t afford workforce policy that favors one labor model, warning of skilled-trades shortages. Film Industry: “Ransom Canyon” won’t be renewed, another hit to New Mexico’s production pipeline.
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