New Mexico Attorney General Raúl Torrez says a “substantial share” of public comments on a pending air quality permit application for the Project Jupiter data center were “not sent by members of the public acting on their own.”
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September's rains also more than tripled the amount of water being held at Elephant Butte Reservoir.
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Half an hour before Oracle representatives presented an update to Doña Ana County commissioners about Project Jupiter on Tuesday, the company issued three news releases at once.
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New Mexico Attorney General Raúl Torrez on Tuesday released a formal opinion that concludes an existing state policy reserving 10% of hunting tags for hunters who contract with private outfitters is unconstitutional and unfairly benefits wealthy, out-of-state sportsmen over local residents.