AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoNew Mexico Legacy: Dolores Huerta, born in Dawson, died at 96. The United Farm Workers co-founder’s organizing helped win better pay and protections for farmworkers, and New Mexico leaders paid tribute to her life and work. Project Jupiter: Students and other protesters rallied across the state against the proposed data center and Sen. Martin Heinrich’s permitting bill. New Mexico’s Environment Department will continue reviewing the project’s air-quality application, with a decision due by Nov. 23. Screwworm Watch: New cases in Doña Ana and Hidalgo counties have put Las Cruces in an infested zone. Meanwhile, Mexican cattle imports have resumed through the Columbus crossing under tighter inspections. Flood Recovery: New Mexico has secured federal disaster assistance after severe flooding, as officials assess damage running into the hundreds of millions of dollars. Energy Policy: The Trump administration’s proposed methane-rule rollback could mean more leaks and pollution from oil and gas operations, environmental advocates warn.
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