AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoMeta verdict in New Mexico: A jury found Meta misled New Mexico residents about Facebook data practices and its policies on hate speech and misinformation, setting up civil penalties of up to $5,000 per violation; the judge will decide the amount and whether Meta must correct past statements and undergo an audit. Flood emergency in New Mexico: Acting Gov. Howie Morales signed executive orders releasing up to $3.75 million for flood response after widespread late-monsoon flooding across multiple counties. Water system meeting in Sunland Park/Santa Teresa: The New Mexico Environment Department held community sessions on drinking-water quality and enforcement tied to arsenic concerns, including recent test results. Energy and grid pressure: U.S. officials announced $5.25 billion to modernize the national electric grid for AI data center demand, while New Mexico Sen. Martin Heinrich backed a permitting-and-affordability push that would require data centers to “pay their fair share.” Wildlife impacts: New Mexico reported a record year for black bear killings as drought and heat push bears closer to people.
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