AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoHousing & Development: Homewise sued Santa Fe, alleging the city rewrote Affordable Housing Trust Fund rules to block a planned $750,000 award, and sought a temporary restraining order. Energy & Mining: Laramide Resources asked for a temporary pause in the federal FAST-41 permitting timeline for its La Jara Mesa uranium mine; the process is expected to resume in May 2027. Courts & Industry: A federal judge in New Mexico greenlit antitrust conspiracy claims against major shale producers, letting the case move forward. Weather & Logistics: Heavy monsoon rains and flash-flood risk prompted NMDOT warnings for hazardous travel conditions. Water & Infrastructure: Cibola County reported lake and river readings edging lower after repeated September rain, while flood concerns remain. Workforce & Privacy: An order protects CDL drivers’ personal information after a court challenge to a federal push for a sensitive state-record database. Geothermal: DOE awarded more than $99M for geothermal field-scale tests and exploration drilling. Uranium Sector: Premier American Uranium announced chair Tim Rotolo’s resignation and named Michael Harrison successor.
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