“The Bureau of Land Management fast-tracked review of a proposed natural gas pipeline tied to Project Jupiter in Doña Ana County, even as environmental groups and regulators continue challenging the controversial data center project.”
EDIT: The person pictured is the columnist who wrote the story, NOT Duke Rodriguez. I didn't realize reddit would blow up the picture so big and should have tried to change it.
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Same guy currently suing to take away New Mexico's universal childcare.
>Here is a sampling of Rodriguez’s messages to the woman in one three-day span:
>Jan. 5, 2020 — “Simple question: Are you seeing or being intimate with others?”
>Jan. 5 — “Thank you. Your silence is clear again just like it was in Vegas when I worried about you not feeling well. What an idiot I was.”
>Jan. 6 — “Please answer yes or no.”
>Jan. 6 — “Can I stop by?”
>Jan. 6 — “Yes or no? Walk?”
>Again on Jan. 6 — Walk?”
>Jan. 7 — “Breakfast?”
>Jan. 7: “Are you free?”
>The woman also presented phone records as evidence against Rodriguez. For instance, her log from Jan. 7 showed Rodriguez phoned her twice, though she had blocked him. That same day, she testified, “He showed up at my condo unannounced and uninvited.”
>The judge, whose name was not apparent in the record, interjected, asking the woman if she had responded to any of those texts from Rodriguez. She said she did not.
“Project Jupiter started with a belief that Doña Ana County could become a Tier 1 industrial engine for New Mexico,” BorderPlex Digital Assets Chair Lanham Napier said in a statement. “We said we could help bring cleaner energy, stronger infrastructure, more jobs and new investment to southern New Mexico, and that vision is becoming reality. With this announcement, Project Jupiter is becoming a platform for better jobs, stronger infrastructure, and generational opportunity in a region with the talent, work ethic, and ambition to help lead New Mexico’s next chapter of growth.”
A notice of air quality permit application filed in the Las Cruces Sun News shows that the new microgrid proposal would emit fewer greenhouse gases than the prior plans — but critics say the figures are still exceedingly high.
Source NM previously reported that plans for Project Jupiter’s on-site gas plants would emit more greenhouse gases than Albuquerque and Las Cruces combined, at more than 14 million tons per year. The figures were so high that climate advocates assumed they were typos. The new notice puts that figure at 10 million tons per year — a nearly 30% reduction.
“I don’t know that this is the clean energy solution that they’re saying it’s going to be,” New Mexico Environmental Law Center staff attorney Kacey Hovden, who’s involved in active litigation against Doña Ana County officials regarding Project Jupiter, told Source NM. [Bold added]
My worse example was a new kitchen disposal. The box had clearly been resealed so I braced myself. Good thing I did because sitting inside was the disposal but it had old towels and 1-gallon ziplock bags filled with vomit.
I figured out that someone was hiding their bulimia by hiding waste in this box. The box must have been taped shut weeks after if was supposed to be returned and somehow ended up in the new item shipping.