AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoWolf Policy Shock: Trump signed an order pushing the Interior Department to consider rolling back Endangered Species Act protections for gray wolves and Mexican gray wolves, with a 90-day review and potential changes that could affect livestock conflict rules. Water & Permitting: New Mexico AG Raúl Torrez backed emergency petitions at the state Supreme Court over Project Jupiter permitting, arguing agencies skipped required notice and hearings tied to water and well-use decisions. Mining Watch: A public hearing is set for Sept. 17 on the Copper Flat Mine plan, including a proposed dry-stack tailings system aimed at cutting freshwater demand. Uranium Oversight: The state land commissioner issued an order banning new uranium mining leases on state trust lands, countering federal expansion pressure. Local Business/Real Estate: Winrock Town Center in Albuquerque is topping 90% occupancy as it reshapes an old mall into a mixed-use hub. Industry Events: Registration opened for the 29th Annual New Mexico Infrastructure Finance Conference (Nov. 16-19, Farmington). Public Safety: Santa Fe police are investigating a 24-year-old woman’s death after an “accidental” rifle shooting report turned into a homicide probe.
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