AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoAlbuquerque City Hall: The City Council passed a “Quick Build” amendment to its Complete Streets ordinance, pushing faster, cheaper street-safety fixes using paint, barriers and planters to cut pedestrian and cyclist deaths. New Mexico Politics: Congresswoman Teresa Leger Fernández faced fresh criticism from downwinder advocates after a new uranium-leasing ban push, with opponents pointing to her past “no” votes on the Radiation Exposure Compensation Act expansion. Public Safety & Health: USDA rolled out a New World screwworm page for hunters, urging people to watch for unusual wounds and report suspected cases as the risk is described as very low. Energy: PNM outlined how it’s working toward 100% clean energy while still leaning on natural gas plants for nighttime power. Consumer Tech & Crime: SNAP is moving toward chip-enabled EBT cards to reduce benefit theft, part of a broader modernization effort. National Tech Watch: Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei urged the AI industry to slow down development so safety measures can catch up.
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