AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoPublic Health: Santa Fe County has launched a new fentanyl-awareness campaign, “Your Tomorrow Matters,” promoting overdose prevention, recovery and the lifesaving advice to never use alone. Energy and Safety: Two pipeline explosions in New Mexico are under investigation after one in Lea County killed two people and another in San Juan County caused power outages. Separately, the EPA chief announced in Santa Fe that the agency plans to roll back federal methane-leak safeguards for oil and gas producers. Data Centers: A proposed Grant County data center drew questions from residents and commissioners; the developer described an early-stage project spanning as much as 8,000 acres, with its energy plans still unclear. Technology: New Mexico signed an agreement with Fujitsu to establish a quantum-computing research center, with training and student opportunities planned. Election 2026: Early voting is underway statewide as candidates make affordability and other concerns central to the governor’s race; former President Barack Obama has endorsed Deb Haaland.
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