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

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Comment From: Nina Crawford

6/07/26 @ 2:00 PM
Project Jupiter is not an asset to NM. Look at other cities and states that have these data centers added to their communities. They are known to strain the power grid (even with "their own power supply") causing rate increases. In a state that can b...↓
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Comment From: Mariana Gonzales

6/07/26 @ 1:51 PM
I would like to not have any data center here in abq nm it's way to hot as it is our state has been low on water since the shit burned I would like to go out for walks and not hear a high pitch screaming sounds coming form data centers we need to act...↓
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Comment From: Sydney Chamberlain

6/07/26 @ 1:47 PM
Allowing data centers to flourish is allowing the extinction of life. Project Jupiter needs to be stopped for the future of our environment and our children who live within it. This is not sustainable and we will all suffer in the future. We cannot ...↓
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Comment From: Lydia Howald

6/07/26 @ 1:40 PM
It is of the utmost importance to protect what little water is left in these surrounding areas. There is no clean energy that could be used for the status centers. All that would be accomplished is hurting the environment and surrounding communities ...↓
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Comment From: skyler madrid

6/07/26 @ 12:52 PM
Do not allow these billion dollar companies to destroy our beautiful state! They do not live here
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Comment From: Andres Chappa

6/07/26 @ 12:51 PM
Silly Billy permit please don't give ���
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Comment From: Jayson Schlobohm

6/07/26 @ 12:30 PM
I do not support yucca growths proposal and would like more information than what is or provided.
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Comment From: Wendy Carley

6/07/26 @ 12:30 PM
As a southern New Mexico resident, I have extreme concerns about Project Jupiter's potential environmental impact. Some reseachers think the new microgrid could produce more emissions than Santa Fe, Albuquerque, and Las Cruces combimed. Our state has...↓
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Comment From: Valeria Barron

6/07/26 @ 11:58 AM
The Rio Grande is dying out. The water that has sustained our people, our cultures, the wildlife that has lives and should live for thousands of years is dying out.

The world that our children, grandchildren and whatever descendants we may have is ...↓
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Comment From: Anjelica Caldwell

6/07/26 @ 11:54 AM
Please do not utilize our precious limited resources on a data center. The people of our state should prioritized over the profits of this mega corporation. No AI data centers in NM!
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Comment From: Brooke Chapla

6/07/26 @ 11:50 AM
Please do not allow this project to be built here so that profit can be extracted at the expense of our environment and communities. It is an abomination. This project will never be worth what it ultimately costs.
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Comment From: Christy Turner

6/07/26 @ 11:49 AM
NO DATA CENTERS in our state. You are going to only bring harm to the physical land. We have no interest, yet are VERY opposed to it. Listen to the people who live here and have to deal with the repercussions if this decision were made. The answer is...↓
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Comment From: Pamela Volk-Cone

6/07/26 @ 11:44 AM
Oppose the permits for Project Jupiter. The damage to the environment and the people of New Mexico will cost far more and clean up would last for decades.

Nearly 50,000 Lake Tahoe residents currently face severe electricity supply uncertainty after...↓
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Comment From: Carnelian Raine

6/07/26 @ 11:37 AM
This proposal is a greenwashing of the terrible things Project Jupiter is going to do to New Mexico. We already see that the Rio Grande is drying out. They said that they would only use 20,000 gallons a day but then it was found more like 1 million g...↓
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Comment From: Abi Parker

6/07/26 @ 11:34 AM
absolutely not.....
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Comment From: Luke Dettweiler

6/07/26 @ 11:31 AM
New Mexico struggles enough with limited water, and i don't trust a companies who's estimates keep changing to keep their promises. we do not need a massive wasteful data center in New Mexico
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Comment From: Spencer Taylor

6/07/26 @ 11:23 AM
Do not grant this permit. We don't want this in our state. We are in a state of climate emergency and we can't afford the massive amount of atmospheric polutants this project will emit. It's obvious how opposed the whole state is, as demonstrated by ...↓
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Comment From: Lillie Winterton

6/07/26 @ 11:10 AM
Any kind of data center in New Mexico is an environmental risk we can't take. They can revise their plans and proposals again and again but they don't care about us. They don't care about our water and they don't care about our people. They're going ...↓
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Comment From: Bridget Green

6/07/26 @ 10:52 AM
No to the permit. It is vastly unsustainable.
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Comment From: Talissa Montoya

6/07/26 @ 10:42 AM
Do not for the love of god put in this data center! You will genuinely kill us all, look at our rivers!! You think they can handle giving out 1MIL of gallons a day of an AI that's slowly killing us all. Plus our students will just end up stupid, with...↓
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Comment From: Jessica Allen

6/07/26 @ 10:32 AM
New Mexico's Article XX Section 21 declares "protection of the state's beautiful and healthful environment" to be of "fundamental importance to the public interest, health, safety and general welfare"

As a new Mexican, I would like to have water an...↓
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Comment From: Jessi Rae Reed

6/07/26 @ 10:07 AM
I'm a lifelong resident of New Mexico and I am shocked that a project like this would be approved when the water in our state has been steadily declining for decades. The last 10 years has been especially bad. We cannot afford to give this much water...↓
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Comment From: Iris Gallagher

6/07/26 @ 10:07 AM
We do not want Jupiter moneybags here . We love our communities, our people and our environment . We don't want your dirty money , we want to keep our water for our people .
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Comment From: Ashley Sanchez

6/07/26 @ 10:06 AM
As a resident of New Mexico I am very much against the building of a data center that would deplete our already strained resources and environment.
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Comment From: Andrea Valenzuela-Lowder

6/07/26 @ 9:57 AM
The permit for Yucca Growth Infrastructure, LLC's YGI Microgrid Air Quality Construction should be denied due to potential adverse impacts on local air quality and public health. The proposed construction may emit pollutants that exceed acceptable th...↓
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Comment From: Alyssa Padilla

6/07/26 @ 9:30 AM
Please do not approve any permits for projects related to data centers we already have one in Los Lunas. There has already been talks of expanding that project as well. New Mexico has done enough for data centers. We have to make decisions on technol...↓
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Comment From: Dean Morales

6/07/26 @ 9:26 AM
DO NOT LET THESE FUCKERS BUILD ANYTHING. Data centers are bad! Shocking I know. But such a thing would strongly affect the local environment in such a radically negative way that we would almost be better off dumping oil into the Rio Grande every day...↓
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Comment From: Melissa Bennett

6/07/26 @ 9:22 AM
Hello,
My name is Melissa and I'm here today to express my deepest concerns were this permit granted. Resources are already stretched beyond capacity. Cost of living is skyrocketing and the profits gained from these types of infrastructures will not...↓
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Comment From: Holly Holmes

6/07/26 @ 9:09 AM

I and my farming foot are very concerned and outraged by an application put forth by Yucca Growth Infrastructure, LLC-YGI Microgrid Air Quality Construction. Before this Permit Application is considered, many research data points concerning water co...↓
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Comment From: Ana Ber

6/07/26 @ 9:06 AM
In an area that already struggles for water this is not the best use of resources!
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Comment From: Sandra Morrow

6/07/26 @ 9:06 AM
I am asking for the rejection of the application to permit excessive water use for data centers. Thank you for this consideration.
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Comment From: Todd Ferguson

6/07/26 @ 9:01 AM
It is ludicrous that anyone is even considering allowing the construction of such a stupid project. Using water in the desert for something nobody wants is insane. Do your jobs and serve the interests and needs of your community. Stop bending to t...↓
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Comment From: Beatrice Weisfeld

6/07/26 @ 9:01 AM
Most of my family lives in New Mexico and I care so deeply for this state. With the know environment effects of data centers please do not allow it to happen in an area already struggling with drought. You would be saving so many communities by sayin...↓
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Comment From: madison brown

6/07/26 @ 8:58 AM
no ai data centers! yuck! no one supports this
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Comment From: C Bloom

6/07/26 @ 8:51 AM
No more data centers in New Mexico! We are one of the driest states in the US, and adding an ai data center would make things 100x worse. We are constantly in a massive water deficit, and do not need any more bankruptcy in that department. Not to men...↓
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Comment From: Forrester Faia

6/07/26 @ 8:33 AM
You should reject the permit for this data center as New Mexicans are already suffering from water shortages. Care about the people, not the AI. We can wait until there are better options for cooling at a larger scale for these data centers. When the...↓
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Comment From: Emma Feather

6/07/26 @ 8:10 AM
This would be terrible for New Mexico, we need to protect our water, land, and air quality for future generations. We cannot kowtow to the highest bidder!!! Do not allow this to happen.
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Comment From: Rhiannon Rivas

6/07/26 @ 7:40 AM
I do not want any part of this data center in new mexico damaging our already fragile ecosystem. There are no legitimate economic benefits to having a data center in new mexico and our only damages our environment.
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Comment From: Laura Bruzzese

6/07/26 @ 7:35 AM
I am opposed to granting permits for this data center project that seeks to enrich shareholders at the expense of New Mexicans' quality of life and the quality of our environment. Having watched the Rio Grande run dry many times in the past year, it'...↓
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Comment From: Molly Jennings

6/07/26 @ 7:35 AM
Data centers are an affront to humanity that benefits no one but a handful of rich assholes. Keep data centers out of New Mexico. They will kill us all.
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Comment From: Konner Davis

6/07/26 @ 7:30 AM
To whom it may concern,
My name is Konner Davis. I'm a New Mexican native and this land means a lot to me. I want to see our community thrive and our ecological systems preserved. It is my belief that we do not currently have the infrastructure to s...↓
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Comment From: Rachel Langer

6/07/26 @ 5:40 AM
The idea that trading our precious water, air, land, and nature for ≈750 jobs—promised by companies that have so far been at best deliberately opaque and at worst outright dishonest in their applications—is unacceptable on its face.

There is no pri...↓
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Comment From: Nora Nezar

6/07/26 @ 5:24 AM
A data center will ruin the beautiful nature around it and will cause a water crisis for REAL people
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Comment From: Autumn Benz

6/06/26 @ 11:12 PM
No
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Comment From: Susana Estorga

6/06/26 @ 10:40 PM
My family and I do not want data centers in Doña Ana county or anywhere in the state of New Mexico. We are already a desert/drought state. The people need the water before data centers. With our state already running out of water, getting less and le...↓
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Comment From: Daisy Chaparro

6/06/26 @ 10:28 PM
NO DATA CENTERS IN NM!
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Comment From: Damon luckey

6/06/26 @ 10:19 PM
I highly oppose this plan to have another data center here. There is countless examples of data centers negative impacts to the environment. Energy and water demands would decimate local communities
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Comment From: Denise Garcia

6/06/26 @ 10:14 PM
Please say no to Project Jupiter. The land cannot sustain such resource demand, particularly water, and cannot withstand the enormous land pollution and degradation.

Thank you.
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Comment From: Emily Crouse

6/06/26 @ 10:06 PM
No! The people of New Mexico do not approve of any data center. This so called Jupiter project must be stopped. Naming it after a God and a planet like it's inevitable is shameful. Data centers are man made and can be unmade by man. Data centers are ...↓
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Comment From: Damian Muñoz

6/06/26 @ 9:19 PM
I know that as a 16 year old in New Mexico that my voice still matters. Though I'm not fully educated on the topic, I don't think it's that hard to understand that reaching for a better more sustainable climate is far more important than gathering da...↓
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Comment From: Kai Garrigan

6/06/26 @ 8:39 PM
To whom it may concern... which should be every single person on this planet but specifically local people of NM including the state representatives, senator, governor, mayor, judges, and other public officials... stop this initiative now! Think of t...↓
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Comment From: Lucas Smith

6/06/26 @ 8:39 PM
Construction of the data center and its corresponding power plants is a ludicrous use of New Mexico land and resources. The water load of the Project Jupiter campus is outlandish and made especially absurd by its desert location. AI data centers in o...↓
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Comment From: Andy C

6/06/26 @ 8:32 PM
We don't want it. And we most certainly don't need it. Not at the cost of our natural resources. Don't take away our access to water and clean air for profit. Our lives aren't yours to gamble with.
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Comment From: Brandon Lujan

6/06/26 @ 8:20 PM
New Mexico Environment Department,

Thank you for allowing us the chance to comment on this proposed grid and other Projects Jupiter associated proposals.

I would like to voice my concerns for usage of New Mexico's resources and environment for thi...↓
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Comment From: Brittany Bloch

6/06/26 @ 7:54 PM
I will stand against the misuse, overuse, and destruction of the environment, public lands, and my chihuahuan desert and its inhabitants until the day I die. No AI
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Comment From: Jessica Ruiz

6/06/26 @ 7:42 PM
New Mexico does not need any data centers. You are destroying the little water we have!
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Comment From: Clay Lindstrom

6/06/26 @ 7:31 PM
We simply don't have the water. We have been having wildly intense droughts that are lasting longer and longer. We don't have the power for it either. Why are we building a super intense water use and in need of extreme cooling in a desert that's hot...↓
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Comment From: Corina Sugarman

6/06/26 @ 7:22 PM
NO DATA CENTERS! Absolutely not! Endangering to our limited water supply, harming our environment, harming air quality, harming humans, for all these reasons absolutely NO data centers!
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Comment From: Stephanie Hilliard

6/06/26 @ 6:50 PM
Data centers are blight to nature and people. They do not benefit the local communities in employment. They are a massive drain on resources and an environmental hazard we do not want or need. My health is already compromised enough as is. I do not n...↓
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Comment From: Anastasia Knight

6/06/26 @ 6:35 PM
Please DENY any and all permits that would allow data centers to be built. Data centers consume massive quantities of clean water to work, water that our desert ecosystems and communities rely on to survive. People misunderstand that drinking water i...↓
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Comment From: A E

6/06/26 @ 6:21 PM
New Mexicans do not want or need a massive data center in New Mexico!

The Key Concerns of our Community Regarding Project Jupiter Are:

Water Usage:
Project Jupiter is projected to use approximately 7.2 million gallons of water annually, with a on...↓
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Comment From: Chryseis McCoskey

6/06/26 @ 6:13 PM
No AI data centers in New Mexico.
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Comment From: Jessica McCoskey

6/06/26 @ 6:06 PM
No AI data centers in New Mexico please. Our environment is already having issues, please do not allow them to come in and mess up New Mexico.
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Comment From: Kaylin Prosser

6/06/26 @ 5:04 PM
I firmly believe in the reality that many in New Mexico face when it comes to genuine scarcity of water not only for the demands of the populace, but also the animals and plant life that call this state home, the last thing we need is a billionaire t...↓
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Comment From: Matias Ceccarelli

6/06/26 @ 4:23 PM
Our water is precious and as a resident of New Mexico and the area near Acoma Pueblo and Dona Ana County, I do not support the construction of the ai data center or pipeline. It will increase water scarcity and infringe on the wellbeing of our enviro...↓
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Comment From: Ta'Corra Brieno

6/06/26 @ 3:40 PM
I would not like this permit to go through, data centers are bad for the environment, especially the home I live in: New Mexico, that already has poor water quantity. I would hate for this to go through and tarnish more of my home that these billiona...↓
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Comment From: Elizabeth Kreutzer

6/06/26 @ 3:32 PM
Do not build this detrimental data center. It will ruin NM communities with pollution and create a water shortage.
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Comment From: SHAWN MANSFIELD

6/06/26 @ 2:58 PM
As a New Mexican resident, I an concerned for our people, land and resources with this project and all permits submitted by this company should be denied. This company is not being transparent or honest about the negative environmental and natural re...↓
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Comment From: Jasmine Single

6/06/26 @ 2:42 PM
No data centers in Dona Ana county. We do not permit your company to proceed. Sincerely,
NM resident-Jasmine Single
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Comment From: Fernando Acosta

6/06/26 @ 2:26 PM
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Comment From: Stefen Zimmerman

6/06/26 @ 2:18 PM
As a New Mexico detailer (small business owner) I rely on clean water for my business and with prices everywhere else going up, I dont need water to be bad, or highly expensive. We need to push again ai here in New Mexico. Small business shouldn't pa...↓
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Comment From: Michelle Hart

6/06/26 @ 2:14 PM
I submit this comment in strong opposition to Project Jupiter and all data centers. We can already see the effects of climate change in New Mexico with hotter and more humid summers, plus higher danger of wild fires and subsequent flooding. We cannot...↓
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Comment From: Jeremy Townsend

6/06/26 @ 1:57 PM
Data centers are damaging to the environment. they are hard to repurpose after they're obsolete. Light pollution at night, noise 24/7 and a fake promise of jobs. Stop project Jupiter!!
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Comment From: Chloe Sweeney

6/06/26 @ 1:48 PM
I have lived in NM for 30 years. The best part of NM is the natural beauty that surrounds us, the mountains, the rivers, the forests, it's what makes us the Land of Enchantment. Seeing the Rio Grande dried up these last few summers has been heartbrea...↓
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Comment From: Taysia Posey

6/06/26 @ 1:43 PM
No
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Comment From: Jade Brandt

6/06/26 @ 1:35 PM
As new mexico already struggles with water and power prices I do not think considering a project like this is not good for any of our communities. These data centers have proven again and again across the country to negatively impact the communities ...↓
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Comment From: Shaun Sanchez

6/06/26 @ 1:30 PM
The word drought has been around too often. I'm 29 and I've heard that word since I can remember.
Why destroy the beauty our state the minimal amount of environmental encroachment.
New Mexico does not have the water to keep any data centers cool with...↓
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Comment From: � Lopez Corral

6/06/26 @ 1:23 PM
No to Jupiter Project and Air Quality Construction permit.
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Comment From: Betsy Geery

6/06/26 @ 12:59 PM
If they lied once, how can anyone believe their unproven assertions now! There is NO reasonable justification for building a data center in a desert, with limited water and power resources; especially using unproven power sources that could destroy t...↓
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Comment From: Brandi Smith

6/06/26 @ 12:58 PM
Reject the air quality construction petmits
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Comment From: Alejandro Garcia

6/06/26 @ 12:57 PM
NO TO YUCCA GROWTH INFRASTRUCTURE LLC-YGI MICROGRID AIR QUALITY CONSTRUCTION PERMIT. WE NEED TO PROTECT OUR ENVIRONMENT NOT DESTROY IT. THIS PROJECT WILL BE A BURDEN ON THE LIVES OF NEW MEXICANS AND THE NATURAL LIFE. STOP DATA CENTERS FROM DESTORYING...↓
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Comment From: Hayley Graziano

6/06/26 @ 12:49 PM
Morally and practically speaking, I am vehemently opposed to the proposed construction. It will negatively affect the entirety of New Mexico and, even more so, communities nearby. It will use water that is already limited, and their claims that it wo...↓
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Comment From: Marshall Broyles

6/06/26 @ 12:47 PM
As a lifelong resident of New Mexico I believe Project Jupiter to be an extreme waste of resources for the state I dearly love. I encourage NMED to reject the permit for this project in honor of future generations. Let NM be an example for the nation...↓
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Comment From: David Smouse

6/06/26 @ 12:37 PM
This is not in the best interest of the citizens of New Mexico!
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Comment From: Catherine Theis Gollihar

6/06/26 @ 12:33 PM
I don't support or want NEW MEXICO to get a new data center. With all the ongoing issues New Mexico is dealing with in regards droughts and record low water levels in the Rio Grande... I believe adding a data center will do reparable harm to New Mexi...↓
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Comment From: Samantha Paul

6/06/26 @ 12:32 PM
Stop these permits from going through. This is completely inhumane and goes against the wishes of our people. A complete slap in the face for the beauty New Mexico once had. We already don't have enough water, what makes you think this will be better...↓
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Comment From: Sean Deery

6/06/26 @ 12:30 PM
People over profit. Oppose data centers that extract your resources and harm the environment at the expense of your own neighbors. Shame on those who approve such projects, whether in the desert southwest or anywhere.
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Comment From: Megan Tobin

6/06/26 @ 12:28 PM
I strongly opposed this project due to environmental concerns. Please protect NM's most valuable resources - clean air, water, and a healthy environment.
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Comment From: Alma Gonzalez

6/06/26 @ 12:23 PM
I would implore Dona Ana County to reject this Air Permit and put the health and quality of life of New Mexicans first before a company and profits. The water usage that the data centers require is far too high and would put New Mexicans at risk.
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Comment From: Tylar Cowart

6/06/26 @ 12:14 PM
NO DATA CENTERS. NO AI. STOP STEALING OUR WATER.
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Comment From: Drea Zacharenko

6/06/26 @ 12:12 PM
Stop project Jupiter! Deny their permits and actually think about NM land, people and air!!!
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Comment From: Andrea Rodgers

6/06/26 @ 12:04 PM
We don't need a data center. We need clean air and clean water
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Comment From: Lavae Cebada

6/06/26 @ 11:53 AM
I do not support this. It will use way too much water, it will only do harm. We do not need it, and no one wants it. Why do have to have it? We don't. Please do not follow through with this.
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Comment From: Brittany Andes

6/06/26 @ 11:49 AM
I strongly oppose the proposed AI data centers associated with the Yucca Growth Infrastructure project.

These facilities would place significant demands on local resources while providing questionable benefits to existing residents. Large scale dat...↓
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Comment From: Kenneth Baumann

6/06/26 @ 11:27 AM
Project Jupiter will use our limited resources to produce pollutants and greater profits for the millionaires and billionaires who do not live here and have no skin in the game regarding New Mexico's future. Please deny their permit application.
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Comment From: Brittney Kerr

6/06/26 @ 11:25 AM
Keep data centers out of New Mexico! NM is known for its mountains, vistas, wildlife, and community! Allowing a corporation to green wash the Jupiter project will be detrimental to us. Allowing them to hoard water and energy from already struggling f...↓
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Comment From: nicky ortiz

6/06/26 @ 11:18 AM
WE DONT NEED AI OR DATA CENTERS!! STOP KILLING OUR PLANET!!
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Comment From: Katie Pierce

6/06/26 @ 11:06 AM
No AI Data centers in new mexico. I know the fact that it will bring jobs here is what's up for debate but look at the water crisis. While we're at it, quit allowing car wash places to pop up all over the place. What's going to happen when 2 years af...↓
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Comment From: Rachel Roberts

6/06/26 @ 10:38 AM
To Whom It May Concern,

I urge the County and all permitting authorities to deny Project Jupiter and any associated permits.

This project is fundamentally incompatible with the environmental realities and values of southern New Mexico.

Doña Ana Co...↓
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Comment From: Kathleen Edwards

6/06/26 @ 10:37 AM
Reject this permit, full stop!!! Do not allow money to override the future of our state. Everyone involved knows this is a disaster waiting to unfold and for some reason, they choose money and power over life and sustainability. It's shameful and n...↓
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