AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoLivestock: New Mexico confirmed two more screwworm cases in Doña Ana County, including a sheep at NMSU, and established a 12.4-mile infested zone. The Columbus cattle port has reopened, with electronic identification helping officials track imported animals faster. Project Jupiter: A hearing officer rejected a bid to dismiss the Santa Teresa data center’s revised air permit application, keeping a Dec. 7 hearing on track. Separately, Doña Ana County warned developers of a potential breach of their $165 billion bond agreement over the project’s proposed power plan. Flood Recovery: Historic Four Corners flooding has damaged roads, utilities and homes; New Mexico damage estimates run into the hundreds of millions, and federal disaster aid has been approved. Consumer Alert: Walmart fruit cocktail recalled over possible lead contamination was distributed in New Mexico; shoppers can check cans for lot code 6FCB 04 C2263 and a Sept. 1, 2027 best-by date.
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