Abigail Salas
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NMED reaches Sunland Park and Santa Teresa residents through community meeting (opens the original)
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The New Mexico Environment Department hosted a meeting for Sunland Park and Santa Teresa residents where they addressed drinking water quality, regulations and enforcements. Dozens of residents filed into the meeting room in Sunland Park, to listen to NMED officials and other experts about the water issues in their area. The purpose of the meeting was to hear concerns and answer questions from residents of Santa Teresa and Sunland Park regarding the water systems and also, to re-build trust in t
Oracle cites 'force majeure' on Project Jupiter seeking protection from loan debt (opens the original)
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Oracle has issued a force majeure on Project Jupiter meaning that they are free from debt liability under unexpected circumstances preventing them from continuing with the data center. According to the Financial Times Oracles $18 billion debt is 'under strain'. Can you explain to me what is going on? Like I'm five years old. There are three factors that are affecting the loans for Project Jupiter right now. The first one is the overall saturation of the market with AI products. The spend on data
Doña Ana County Commissioners appoint members for Project Jupiter monitoring committee (opens the original)
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The Project Jupiter Community Monitoring Committee finally has commission-appointed members. Last month, the Doña Ana Board of County Commissioners voted to create a Project Jupiter monitoring committee. Anyone interested in being a part of the committee had to apply, and the commissioners officially appointed members. Commissioners each appointed two people from their district. Chair Manuel Sanchez appointed a third person totaling 11 committee members. This week, all but one of the commissione
USDA to reopen Santa Teresa cattle port (opens the original)
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The Santa Teresa cattle port is expected to reopen this Thursday, after being closed for 14 months due to concerns over the spread of the New World screwworm. U.S. Department of Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins visited Santa Teresa and announced the port reopening last week allowing cattle imports from Mexico to resume. This is part of a phased reopening of all southern cattle ports. Three weeks ago, the Douglas, Arizona port reopened. 43% of all Mexican cattle crossings happen at the Santa
NM Supreme Court lifts stay on Project Jupiter permit (opens the original)
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The Project Jupiter air quality permit hearing process will resume as the New Mexico Supreme Court unanimously denied an environmental group’s petition against the required permitting process. On Thursday afternoon, the state's high court filed a brief order denying New Energy Economy's petition challenging Project Jupiter developer Yucca Growth Infrastructure’s air quality permit application with the New Mexico Environment Department. In August, the state Supreme Court granted a stay on the air
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