Yucca Growth Infrastructure, LLC-YGI Microgrid Air Quality Construction Permit Application

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Comment From: Samantha Larson

6/10/26 @ 8:32 AM
I strongly oppose the permit. NM cannot sustain this level of resource use. The lack of transparency during the production of this proposal is also alarming. We cannot make billionaires richer at the sacrifice of our natural resources. What a scary t...↓
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Comment From: Dandelion Springer

6/10/26 @ 8:32 AM
absolutely not. our state already struggles for enough water and decent air quality, especially in these regions. we cannot afford to jeopardize our environment to further the goals of a company who doesn't care about the consequences of its actions,...↓
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Comment From: Laurence Crosby

6/10/26 @ 7:53 AM
I am vehemently opposed to the Project Jupiter data center proposal for
the following reasons:

1. We do not need a data center in NM.
2. We do not have the grid capacity to support a data center.
3. Building a power plant to run the data center is...↓
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Comment From: Megan Gonzales

6/10/26 @ 7:25 AM
Stop choosing corporate profits over people and animals lives. Save the environment and End project jupiter. Stop the data center. The river is already running dry at record rates. We don't need to polute the air too.
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6/10/26 @ 5:45 AM
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Comment From: Sheila Chavez

6/10/26 @ 1:46 AM
This permit should not be approved. NM is in a mega drought. Diverting precious clean air and water resources would create a massive strain on agriculture and ecosystems throughout the State. Reject these permits.
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Comment From: Mikayla Griego

6/09/26 @ 8:02 PM
Water is more important than AI. Nothing could be simpler. NMED needs to REJECT Project Jupiter's latest air quality permit application. People over profit.
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Comment From: Mikayla Brewer

6/09/26 @ 7:59 PM
Hi, my name is Mikayla and I'm a resident of Santa Fe, NM. I'm 28 years old and for the entirety of my life, New Mexico has been in a drought. The limited water we receive from the Rio Grande should go to nourishing our communities, not cooling a dat...↓
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Comment From: Ava Curtis

6/09/26 @ 7:11 PM
While it is a slight improvement to use natural gas fuel cells instead of consumption it doesn't solve the core of the issues with this AI datacenter. There will still need to be incredible amounts of natural gas extracted from the earth in very dama...↓
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Comment From: Ryan Zamora

6/09/26 @ 6:39 PM
A data center is not what New Mexico needs in any capacity you may think of the base desires that this would give, such as tax money. But when you look at not just the environmental impact, as our state has been in a drought since 2000 adding a water...↓
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Comment From: Mary Cassidy Davan

6/09/26 @ 6:30 PM
We absolutely do not want this in NM. It needs way too much water and we do not have it! Period. And they lied about how much they need.
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Comment From: Kristen Zamora

6/09/26 @ 6:24 PM
Our state is water bankrupt. The emissions this data center will bring is more than 3 of our 4 largest cities combined. We need water to live. We do not need data centers. Greenwashing Oracles data center does not make it environmentally friendly. O...↓
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Comment From: Walker Laughlin

6/09/26 @ 6:16 PM
I urge the Department to REJECT Yucca Growth Infrastructure's permit applications for the YGI Microgrid. The two permit applications must be aggregated under the EPA's three-part test (same site, same ownership, same SIC code). The permit-splitting i...↓
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Comment From: Alyssa Miera

6/09/26 @ 5:51 PM
No to data centers
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Comment From: Lewis Cano

6/09/26 @ 5:35 PM
Please do not build this or any other data center in our state. Our resources are too scarce to just give them away to massive companies who will suck us dry then leave us to hang.

Whatever "sustainable" designs they present are a lie. Their motive ...↓
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Comment From: Seriah Getty-Evans

6/09/26 @ 5:32 PM
NO Data centers in New Mexico! I strongly oppose the use of our natural resources (namely, water) to support data centers or AI projects in ANY WAY.
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Comment From: Marcella Jones

6/09/26 @ 3:39 PM
I absolutely oppose the Yucca Growth Infrastructure (YGI) Microgrid Air Quality Construction Permit Application and the broader development of any large-scale and or any scale of size data center infrastructure associated with Project Jupiter.

New M...↓
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Comment From: Pamela Farmer

6/09/26 @ 3:24 PM
Dear New Mexico Environment Department,

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I am writing this to kindly ask that you reject these permits, or any permit that is proposed regarding Project Jupiter. This is only a continuation of the unsanctioned extraction and exploitation of our en...↓
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Comment From: David Hereford

6/09/26 @ 2:19 PM
Opposed to Project Jupiter based on water usage and energy requirements.
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Comment From: Deborah Plennert

6/09/26 @ 1:30 PM
Please support Project Jupiter. Dona Ana needs the help,

Sincerely,
Deborah Plennert
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Comment From: lexus salazar

6/09/26 @ 12:44 PM
There is no need for Data centers. They only profit one group of people and that is the rich and wealthy. Since the Data center in Los Lunas opened for Meta, our water has become scarce. That is more than enough to deal with. I already do not want to...↓
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Comment From: Sam Boyd

6/09/26 @ 12:28 PM
I do not support a permit that allows a data center to be built in New Mexico
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Comment From: Norman Sagal

6/09/26 @ 12:19 PM
I oppose a permit approval for Project Jupiter. This project should not be approved by NMED because of its consumptive need for our water and it's potential air pollution for our area due to it's natural gas burning generators.
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Comment From: Rhea Sarason

6/09/26 @ 12:07 PM
Reject this new application and show us you actually care for the people !!!
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Comment From: Rebecca Stark

6/09/26 @ 11:06 AM
I do not support any data center development or activities in New Mexico. I do not support the products these power and I especially don't want to see our beautiful home depleted or harmed in any way. Part of the magic of living in the desert is seei...↓
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Comment From: Lexie Kelly

6/09/26 @ 11:02 AM
I demand that New Mexico Environment Department rejects these permits. No data centers in our state!
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Comment From: Lura Brookins

6/09/26 @ 10:33 AM
The damage to the ecological environments of New Mexico far outweigh any advantage that these AI centers propose for our state. It is a loss for us in New Mexico to have these data centers. The danger of water consumption by this industry is perilous...↓
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Comment From: Ellen Hill

6/09/26 @ 10:27 AM
I am terribly concerned about the water quantity that is requested for the running of this project. The Air pollution is also a great concern. The pollution generated will equal the amount of all the vehicles in Albuquerque and Santa Fe combined.
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Comment From: Julie Morrissey

6/09/26 @ 10:15 AM
I am a resident of Taos, NM and am very distraught at the idea of Project Jupiter's data center being built. Even though the center would be built south of us, I know in Taos many of us have already experienced dried-out wells, making many of our liv...↓
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Comment From: Francisco Hatay

6/09/26 @ 9:22 AM
Say NO to Project Jupiter! From the beginning, this project has been built on lies about water usage, about job creation, and about the real impact on the Mesilla Valley and our water table. Our region is already facing a water crisis, and yet Doña A...↓
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Comment From: Kara Diaz

6/09/26 @ 9:03 AM
Please reject the permit for the data center. As it is, our community has water concerns please do not add to them.
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Comment From: Sahra Sunn

6/09/26 @ 8:43 AM
Reject Project Jupiter. The extraction connected to this project will murder our community. The Rio Grande is bone dry today! Summer hasn't event begun! After Project Jupiter there won't be a living person left in the Land of Enchantment.
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Comment From: Phillip Paz

6/09/26 @ 8:15 AM
As a Las Cruces native, a husband, and a father, I find this a disgrace that the people who were elected to serve the people are serving mega corporations and themselves. Project Jupiter fromt the start has been a lie. They lied how much water it wou...↓
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Comment From: Aiden Morales

6/09/26 @ 12:38 AM
As a New Mexican, I am firmly AGAINST granting Project Jupiter an air quality permit. They have already proven themselves to be untrustworthy regarding the amount of water they are projected to use, and our state already struggles with water limitati...↓
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Comment From: Nathan Blackwood

6/08/26 @ 11:49 PM
Please reject Project Jupiter's air quality permit. The project will require an excessive amount of water that the state of New Mexico does not have to spare.
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Comment From: Arturo Colmenarez

6/08/26 @ 11:19 PM
I propose that a moratorium be placed on the construction of this data center until a full environmental review is completed by an independent reputable agency and a public hearing is held regarding the findings. The potential devastating and detrime...↓
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Comment From: ayeentelopa@gmail.com Telopa

6/08/26 @ 10:31 PM
I strongly oppose this project. In an already scares water climate it would be a catalyst to further the negative effects of climate change to create a Data center. As a community member I ask that you dispose of such projects here and now,for our sa...↓
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Comment From: SARAH DZIEWECZYNSKI

6/08/26 @ 10:12 PM
I do not believe this permit should be granted. We are in a time of declared drought - a disaster. There is not enough water and resources to grow our food and maintain livestock. These things are essential to our life. This project is not.
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Comment From: Carmen Kenehan

6/08/26 @ 10:01 PM
YGI's application should be denied because they failed to include information about Bloom Energy's problematic history. Bloom Energy's fuel cells are not clean energy and no matter what they say fuel cells generate pollutants and hazardous sold wast...↓
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Comment From: Aiden Littleton

6/08/26 @ 9:55 PM
I vote to reject this permit application it makes no sense to have a AI data center in New Mexico to take up the limited water resources that we already have. I have seen the water that the communities around these data centers are left with and it i...↓
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Comment From: Shelby Deyapp

6/08/26 @ 9:45 PM
I come from a family that not only needs the water for crops but fishes on the river beds. Who has seen the snow in my home melt and flow into the river. I DO NOT want this data center here. I DO NOT want AI here. If you want to build something so ba...↓
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Comment From: Tor Nichols

6/08/26 @ 9:37 PM
This project grossly impacts the health and well-being of the citizens of this area all for the benefit of a data center which minimally benefits the area. The fact is this generation will output 10 million tons of greenhouse gases and more than 100...↓
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Comment From: Naomi Engelman

6/08/26 @ 8:58 PM
I strongly opposed the development of a data center in New Mexico. We already do not have enough water to sustain current residential, commercial, and agriculture demands. We cannot eat data, nor can we drink it. It is unconscionable to build such a ...↓
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Comment From: Gabrielle Cordova

6/08/26 @ 8:38 PM
No AI data centers, it wil ruin our state. The cons out weigh the pros !
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Comment From: Alex Ponca Stock

6/08/26 @ 7:55 PM
No to data centers in New Mexico!
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Comment From: Azul Nava-Gomez

6/08/26 @ 7:06 PM
Living in New Mexico my entire life, summers have gotten horribly blistering. Water is a resource this state can not afford to waste, especially as temperatures rise and it begins to evaporate faster. It should be used for our cities, our homes, and ...↓
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Comment From: Nicole Dozier

6/08/26 @ 5:15 PM
To Whom It May Concern,

I would like to express strong opposition to this permit being granted. Allowing the construction of this microgrid would have large scale consequences to New Mexico as a whole and I implore you to reject it. Please put New M...↓
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Comment From: Katharine Sheridan

6/08/26 @ 5:09 PM
I have no faith that the information that this corporation is feeding us about energy and water use statistics is factual. Please do not let this company continue on with the build of the data center.
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Comment From: Cynthia Tovar

6/08/26 @ 5:01 PM
New Mexico Environmental Department,

I am writing in opposition of Yucca Growth Infrastructure's (YGI) new air pollution permit.

This permit must be denied for several reasons. First of all, Project Jupiter (PJ) requires the use of natural gas and...↓
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Comment From: Rosalind Hutchinson

6/08/26 @ 3:04 PM
We don't want this data center and hope that the request for permits will be denied.
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Comment From: Michael Stracener

6/08/26 @ 2:39 PM
To Whom It May Concern:

I respectfully request that the New Mexico Environment Department deny the Air Quality Construction Permit application for the YGI Microgrid associated with Project Jupiter until the applicant can demonstrate that the project...↓
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Comment From: Cori Butterfield

6/08/26 @ 2:24 PM
Nobody wants a data center. It is completely unnecessary and will cause detrimental harm to New Mexico's ecosystem. The pollution it will create is unsafe for our citizens and wildlife. Please help preserve this beautiful state.
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Comment From: Angel Quicero

6/08/26 @ 2:03 PM
Our river is dead. How much does AI need to take from us until we stop it? I'm tired, I know writing this may not do anything but I'm begging please don't let the data center continue. Or the Rio Grande will just be a memory in the hearts of all peop...↓
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Comment From: Salem Herrera

6/08/26 @ 12:55 PM
We don't not need this period. Especially not in New Mexico!
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Comment From: Dana Yost

6/08/26 @ 12:46 PM
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Comment From: Angel Melchor

6/08/26 @ 12:38 PM
Hello, I have lived in New Mexico for 15 years now, this is a very beautiful state with tons of amazing wildlife and residents, Project Jupiter is something that we cannot afford to have, in a state already scarce in water, it should be a no brainer ...↓
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Comment From: Samuel Chasse

6/08/26 @ 12:33 PM
To the New Mexico Environment Department,

I am writing to share my feedback regarding the proposed data center project. I do not oppose the construction of this facility, provided its operation does not result in a net negative impact on New Mexico'...↓
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Comment From: Debbie Reynolds

6/08/26 @ 12:21 PM
I am writing to express my support for Project Jupiter, which I believe offers significant benefits for our community.

Project Jupiter is poised to bring substantial economic growth to Doa Ana County. It is anticipated to create 4,000 construction ...↓
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Comment From: Jerry Prochazka

6/08/26 @ 12:18 PM
I am writing to express my support for Project Jupiter, which I believe offers significant benefits for our community.

Project Jupiter is poised to bring substantial economic growth to Doa Ana County. It is anticipated to create 4,000 construction ...↓
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Comment From: Alberto Bazan

6/08/26 @ 12:18 PM
I am writing to express my support for Project Jupiter, which I believe offers significant benefits for our community.

Project Jupiter is poised to bring substantial economic growth to Doa Ana County. It is anticipated to create 4,000 construction ...↓
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Comment From: Donald Rowley

6/08/26 @ 12:18 PM
I am writing to express my support for Project Jupiter, which I believe offers significant benefits for our community.

Project Jupiter is poised to bring substantial economic growth to Doa Ana County. It is anticipated to create 4,000 construction ...↓
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Comment From: Richard Warren

6/08/26 @ 12:08 PM
This project will have significant detrimental effects on air quality/safety, water consumption and little long-term benefit to the citizens of New Mexico.
There is only financial benefit to out of state developers/investors.
The long-term ecologic...↓
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Comment From: Tatiana Janes

6/08/26 @ 12:04 PM
A data center in New Mexico does not benefit the direct community due to the environmental and economic ramifications.
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Comment From: Jesus Pena

6/08/26 @ 10:44 AM
Seeing the rio grande getting lower and lower every day is already devastating. People in northern New Mexico rely on their acequias to keep their farms alive. Entire towns and communities in New Mexico are built around our agriculture.
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Comment From: Ella Smith

6/08/26 @ 10:03 AM
Stop Project Jupiter!!!
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Comment From: Nevaeh Blair

6/08/26 @ 10:03 AM
Stop project Jupiter
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Comment From: Mariana Gemoets

6/08/26 @ 9:53 AM
This is an absolutely terrible project that no New Mexico resident is in support of. We live in a desert, the toll this would take on our surrounding environment is vast. This project is powered solely by greed and in moving this project forward gree...↓
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Comment From: Alina Garcia

6/08/26 @ 8:55 AM
NEW MEXICO DOES NOT NEED ANY DATA CENTERS. We need our resources for the people!!! Our river is dry, we can't afford for these data centers to take what our community is in need of. Please don't build any data centers in New Mexico.
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Comment From: Michael Sheppard

6/08/26 @ 7:48 AM
For 35 years I have made New Mexico my home. I have raised a family and served my community as an elementary school teacher. Please, PLEASE do not enable the sell off of our land and water to private tech interests. Please.
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Comment From: Annabel Martin

6/08/26 @ 7:40 AM
Hello, I contacting you here today to ask for you not to accept and or continue on the development of project Jupiter or any other AI data centers. These New are number on not only the environment, but the quality of life of the people who surround t...↓
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Comment From: Laura Hitt

6/08/26 @ 7:20 AM
Reject Project Jupiter! Among other concerns, New Mexico does not have the water resources to support the data center. Put our communities first, not corporate profit!
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Comment From: Annette Rayas

6/08/26 @ 7:00 AM
No to project Jupiter. No to call centers!
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Comment From: Michael Solano

6/08/26 @ 6:32 AM
Please don't take away the people's resources that are already limited to begin with. Air quality is important to New Mexicans, especially those that have allergies or medical conditions that affects breathing. We do not want to suffer from breathing...↓
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Comment From: Jj Vallecorsa

6/08/26 @ 6:29 AM
An AI data center SHOULD NOT be put here, we already are in a drought as it is. This is not sustainable anywhere, especially here in NM. Please keep our land free from a water and life sucking technology!
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Comment From: Terah Hinkley

6/08/26 @ 4:18 AM
As a resident in New Mexico, a future resident of Dona Ana County and parent of a NMSU student and future students; I am absolutely against project Jupiter. Our state can not afford the environmental impacts that will devastate our fragile ecosystem ...↓
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Comment From: Jennifer Landeros

6/08/26 @ 4:13 AM
We do not want data centers near our homes!
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Comment From: Daniel Donahue

6/08/26 @ 3:01 AM
We are in the middle of an AI race. Keep that in mind! The jobs at this company is promising may be very short-lived if their version of AI doesn't win the race and even if they do, he needs to seriously look at whether the New Mexico infrastructure ...↓
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Comment From: Mo Young

6/08/26 @ 2:06 AM
Absolutely no data center . There is no reason such a deplorable thing should exist in this beautiful state.
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Comment From: Naomi Locklear

6/07/26 @ 11:33 PM
Please do not approve these plans that are untested and unevaluated for performance. This fuel cell tech will create hazardous chemicals and more forever chemical destruction to our land, air and water. We don't want it. We chose people over cash ...↓
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Comment From: Paul McTeigue-Garcia

6/07/26 @ 11:19 PM
I'm not ok with this. I'm against it. It's not right for corporations to use our water and pollute our air, ruin our environment.
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Comment From: Sylvia Valek

6/07/26 @ 10:51 PM
I am commenting because I am against Data centers being built here in NM. I am concerned about their huge water usage, and the impacts to the environment and all living beings around it.
They are NOT sustainable and should be stopped and cancelled i...↓
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Comment From: Maya Chavez

6/07/26 @ 10:44 PM
The community is saying NO to data centers. We say NO to the permits they are requesting. Preserve our land, our water, and our air. For the sake of our future and our children's future.
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Comment From: Haley Housley

6/07/26 @ 9:19 PM
Reject these permits! Project Jupiter would be horrible for our state and for the environment and the people of new mexico won't stand for it! Reject it!
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Comment From: Kestrel Hensley

6/07/26 @ 8:14 PM
No to project Jupiter and no to their permits. The Rio is already bone dry and we're using more water than is being replenished. Current system strain is already unsustainable, we cannot survive any extra water usage, especially not data center lev...↓
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Comment From: Alicia Brasser

6/07/26 @ 8:05 PM
STOP entertaining the idea for the Jupiter data center. No amount of "jobs" this might create is worth the water, noise and air pollution to ANY community. Say no to this project once and for all.
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Comment From: Belle Forte

6/07/26 @ 7:23 PM
It is ludicrous to think that building a massive water-intensive and air and noise pollution-making data center in the desert is a wise idea. Our resources in New Mexico are all ready limited and not worth the trade off of a handful of jobs. This con...↓
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Comment From: Elijah Botello

6/07/26 @ 6:52 PM
Hate. Let me tell you how much I've come to hate AI since I learned about it. There are approximately 86 billion brain cells that activate inside of my brain. If the word 'hate' was engraved on each nanoangstrom of those thousands of millions of cell...↓
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Comment From: Reyes GarciaTurrietta

6/07/26 @ 6:31 PM
No more data centers in New Mexico we need our water
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Comment From: Briana Telles

6/07/26 @ 5:58 PM
It is imperative that we say no to data centers in New Mexico, especially in a smaller town like Las Cruces. This money could be spent elsewhere where it can generate consistent revenue for the city and create LASTING jobs for our community members. ...↓
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Comment From: Ezra Moon

6/07/26 @ 5:21 PM
The change to SOFC energy generation may have reduced the amount of GHGs, but the quantity of emissions is still unacceptably high. Even without considering the numerous other issues data centers like this cause, the emissions are bad enough to outwe...↓
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Comment From: Steve Kraemer

6/07/26 @ 4:20 PM
Deny this permit. The very limited economic benefit of this project is far outweighed by the danger that data centers and their associated power grids pose to the environment.
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Comment From: Kyle Beachy

6/07/26 @ 4:17 PM
As is glaringly obvious to every single person who lives in New Mexico, water is sacred here. The continuously shifting plans as promoted, and then re-promoted, by this developer is a sign that their only interests are for profit. They care nothing f...↓
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Comment From: Don Zeigler

6/07/26 @ 4:04 PM
I am totally against this project. These types of facilities use huge amounts of water. This is a state that is lacking in that resource. This project should not be approved.
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Comment From: Dorian S

6/07/26 @ 3:35 PM
The state should reject these "developments" to safeguard the community. Water is for the people and wildlife, not data. NO to data centers — everywhere.
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Comment From: Madeline Brewer

6/07/26 @ 3:25 PM
Keep data centers out of Dona Ana in order to preserve water and the beauty of our county
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Comment From: Patrick Harvey

6/07/26 @ 2:56 PM
No one wants project Jupiter to exist except for the rich people who dont live here. I don't approve of people who dont live here making decisions that will affect how locals live.
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Comment From: Robin Brazil

6/07/26 @ 2:43 PM
No, no, no, no to the data center! I was born in 1965 in Albuquerque and grew up here. I have witnessed the changes in our city and state! We cannot spare any water to data centers or any kind of affiliated venture. The Rio Grande River is dry! ...↓
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Comment From: Najwa Bilal

6/07/26 @ 2:42 PM
As an Albuquerque community member, I do not support a large multi billion dollar data base planted here to use our resources. This is using unnecessary resources for funds that will not go back to the community. Our community is in need of operation...↓
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Comment From: Muriel Watkins

6/07/26 @ 2:30 PM
The construction of this data center should not go through. New Mexicans do not deserve worse air quality for the profit of billionaires. Not only will this data center cause an immense decline in quality of life, it will use valuable resources no ma...↓
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Comment From: Gina Shorten

6/07/26 @ 2:11 PM
There needs to be further investigation into these plans and companies. Their inconsistency breeds a sense of corruption. I stand with the land and not the corporations and demand that a through investigation be made with and any proposals be evaluat...↓
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