December 5, 2025
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Opposition and Press Signals for December 5, 2025
National press investigations, local moratoriums, litigation, and community ratepayer pushbackData center Project Jupiter's greenhouse gas emissions could rival NM's largest cities (opens in a new tab)
Project Jupiter air quality permit applications reveal potential emissions of 14 million tons of greenhouse gases annually. Environmental advocates contend that splitting emissions across two permits allows developers to avoid major source classification and avoid rigorous monitoring requirements.
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Colin Cox, Senior Attorney, Center for Biological Diversity's Climate Law Institute
"They've split it into two separate plants that are 'minor sources' to avoid having to monitor their actual air quality impacts, which are going to be huge. They're coming up to 99.9% of the threshold for when they'd have to do additional work." Said December 5, 2025, Source New Mexico reporting.
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Data center Project Jupiter's greenhouse gas emissions could rival NM's largest cities
Project Jupiter's developers have submitted air quality permit applications to New Mexico showing potential emissions exceeding 14 million tons of greenhouse gases annually. Environmental advocates say the project splits emissions across two permits to avoid major source classification requiring additional monitoring.
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