AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoProject Jupiter: Oracle’s proposed Santa Teresa data center is drawing sharper local scrutiny. Doña Ana County commissioners challenged company representatives, while Oracle seeks faster federal approval for a gas pipeline and faces questions about the project’s power connection, water use and climate impact. Election Watch: A new Journal poll puts Deb Haaland seven points ahead of Gregg Hull in the governor’s race. State officials also issued guidance on voter intimidation and election rules ahead of November’s vote. Wildlife Protections: Conservationists are challenging the federal government’s “nonessential” designation for Mexican gray wolves, a rare population centered in New Mexico and Arizona. State Policy: Attorney General Raúl Torrez says setting aside big-game hunting licenses for outfitters is unconstitutional, calling for reform. A coming federal crackdown on hemp-derived THC products could also reshape a growing New Mexico business sector. Consumer Protection: Meta is asking a New Mexico judge to reject the state’s proposed $35 billion to $40 billion fine after a jury found the company misled consumers about Facebook’s privacy practices.
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