AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoSandia Mountains land dispute: Sandia Pueblo is asking Congress to transfer about 9,339 acres in the T’uf Shur Bien Preservation Trust Area from federal management, arguing federal staffing cuts have hurt trails and increased vandalism—but Albuquerque-area voices are pushing for “lasting public guarantees” first, warning any change could eventually limit public access. Local consumer safety: A local institute and partners say they screened dollar-store products and found some ingredients flagged as prohibited in cosmetics in at least one U.S. state, including PFAS and other chemicals, renewing calls for major chains to tighten what they sell in low-income communities. State politics and AI: New Mexico’s governor’s race and candidate questionnaires keep spotlighting education, public safety, and health, while state leaders also signal a push for AI guardrails. National context with NM ties: A suborbital space tourism package listed by Trip.com includes three days of preflight training at Spaceport America near Las Cruces, underscoring how New Mexico is tied into the fast-growing commercial space economy.
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