AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoTeen Safety & Social Media Litigation: A New Mexico judge ordered Meta to pay $567M and overhaul teen safeguards, calling the company a “public nuisance” tied to youth mental health harm; the ruling also directs changes like deleting under-13 accounts and tightening notifications. Project Jupiter Accountability: In Las Cruces, residents and lawmakers pressed for answers on Oracle/OpenAI’s Santa Teresa data center, with community members citing water, air quality, energy use, and rushed permitting; lawmakers also floated a data center moratorium and stronger oversight. Broadband Permitting Tech: New Mexico rolled out a Permit Finder Tool to map the permits needed for BEAD-funded broadband builds, aiming to cut delays and reduce development impacts. Colorado River Pressure: Federal planning for 2027-2036 could mean major mandatory cuts for Lower Basin states, while negotiations remain stalled as Lake Mead hits record lows. Energy Outlook: EIA forecasts U.S. natural gas output will set a new annual record in 2026, with growth led by the Permian and Haynesville regions. Workforce & Infrastructure: Rep. Melanie Stansbury told business leaders New Mexico needs a coordinated plan for workforce development and infrastructure to support growth. Public Health Policy: New Mexico says its childhood vaccine schedule and coverage remain unchanged despite a federal executive order pushing fewer shots and spacing.
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