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

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Comment From: Jude Gallegos

6/06/26 @ 10:35 AM
Absolutely NO on Jupiter project!!!!!!!!!!
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Comment From: Trinity Esparza

6/06/26 @ 10:28 AM
REJECT THE PERMITS FOR PROJECT JUPITER PUT OUR PEOPLE OUR STATE AND OUR PLANET FIRST!
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Comment From: khalil spencer

6/06/26 @ 10:23 AM
This entire Data Center project should be killed. The emissions, regardless of fuel cells or combustion, dwarf any useful product and make a mockery of reducing emissions in New Mexico.
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Comment From: Laurie Magill

6/06/26 @ 10:22 AM
This dangerous and damaging project must be stopped. Our air quality, scarce water, and quality of life demand protection from corporate greed. This permit application must be denied. New Mexico deserves better.
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Comment From: Betty Wyndorf

6/06/26 @ 10:04 AM
As a near lifelong resident of NM, I feel that we mustn't even entertain the possibility of more resource sucking infrastructure in our state. A new data center is completely unnecessary. Companies like Open AI do not care for our citizens or our lan...
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Comment From: Matthew Rosenberg

6/06/26 @ 9:55 AM
NO AI DATA CENTERS IN NEW MEXICO. NOT NOW. NOT EVER. NEVER. GET OUT!
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Comment From: Teresa Seamster

6/06/26 @ 9:49 AM
I recommend that Dona Ana County follow the lead of counties such as Socorro and Santa Fe, that have more organized community members, more communication resources and higher requirements for county-wide impact projects such as the Jupiter AI data ce...
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Comment From: sayra �

6/06/26 @ 9:48 AM
As someone who passes by the Rio grande river daily, I think it sucks that it's consistently been completely dry for so long. Allowing the collaboration between microgrids and data centers, where they would require our citizens' clean water to be dra...
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Comment From: Erick Bojorquez Melendez

6/06/26 @ 9:46 AM
I am a born and raised New Mexican who loves my state for everything it has to offer. I moved away for college for 4 years and I spent each one wishing I was back in Albuquerque with my mountains, my clean air, and my community. That is why I believe...
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Comment From: Nichol Kuipers

6/06/26 @ 9:45 AM
As a citizen of New Mexico I demand the NM Environment Depart reject these permits to protect the sanctity of our air, water, land and future. The effects of this project will destroy our home and must be stopped.
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Comment From: Olivia Garofalo-Saffire

6/06/26 @ 9:45 AM
I do not want any data centers in New Mexico. It would be detrimental to the environment and our access to water.
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Comment From: Julie Gonzales

6/06/26 @ 9:42 AM
We don't want more data centers for AI, they will hurt our environment and drain the rest of our water source. No more data centers.
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Comment From: Rachel Gallaway

6/06/26 @ 9:41 AM
SAY NO! They don't need it. AI needs regulation, not growth. Each state should be able to be a part of defining the big picture of regulation, and use. Why are citizens left out of all major decisions that affect our livelihood, and future for our ch...
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Comment From: Eileen Condon

6/06/26 @ 9:39 AM
We demand you reject this proposal. Our community and resources should be protected.
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Comment From: Noah Doerr

6/06/26 @ 9:32 AM
I do not agree with Large Corporations sucking our land dry of the little resources we have and depend on. New Mexicos environment should be protected rather than destroyed by people who share no concern for it. Stop Project Jupiter.
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Comment From: Hunter Merriman

6/06/26 @ 9:31 AM
To the county commissioners of Doña Ana:
A serious concern I hear raised time and time again regarding the sustainable future of New Mexico is "Will there be any water left?"

Our state is beautiful, our history is rich, older than that of this natio...
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Comment From: Alexis Campos

6/06/26 @ 9:31 AM
We do not have the resources to keep up with this plan. This data center can not be built it is going to deteriorate our state.
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Comment From: Kassie Valdo

6/06/26 @ 9:26 AM
I strongly oppose Project Jupiter and do not believe it is in the best interest of the community. I urge decision-makers to reject this proposal and explore more responsible alternatives.
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Comment From: Zara C

6/06/26 @ 9:25 AM
I wanted to vote AGAINST PROJECT JUPITER. Water is essential to New Mexico and we do NOT have the right or RESOURCES to spend it on air polluting, brain rotting, pointless AI data centers
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Comment From: Nic Santos

6/06/26 @ 9:08 AM
Afternoon, the proposed project attempting to be completed by Yucca growth infrastructure LLC, presents not only environmental concerns and challenges but also societal concerns. To naively believe this project would benefit the state is to ignorantl...
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Comment From: Jessica Eubank

6/06/26 @ 9:06 AM
I urge the New Mexico Environment Department to reject this permit over concerns that the applicant's intended project will have catastrophic consequences for New Mexico. Their application acknowledges that they are intending to run a continuous powe...
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Comment From: CELEST ASTORGA

6/06/26 @ 9:03 AM
We dont not want this in our home we are already suffering from drouts in nm and dry weather dont not make it worse dont trust these companys
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Comment From: Irene Dorman

6/06/26 @ 8:50 AM
Please reconsider construction of this facility. New Mexico just doesn't have water capacity for this. We need to be thinking of the next 50-100 years and more. People, animals, insects, plants can't survive without water and it's already in such ...
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Comment From: Austin Rowland

6/06/26 @ 8:39 AM
I strongly oppose the proposal to bring an AI data center to our state, which is sorely lacking in the natural resources needed to maintain such a large scale operation. It's still not clear how much water it would consume, and let's be real, regardl...
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Comment From: Peggy Romero

6/06/26 @ 8:36 AM
No to project Jupiter. No!!!!
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Comment From: kaitlyn munoz

6/06/26 @ 8:35 AM
NO DATA CENTERS IN NM
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Comment From: Maggie Sterk

6/06/26 @ 8:34 AM
No data centers in NM! People before profit!
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Comment From: Teresa Tamulewicz

6/06/26 @ 8:32 AM
I strongly oppose granting this permit. New Mexico already cycles in and out of severe drought, and establishing a data center would place an enormous strain on our environment and surrounding communities. The projected levels of water consumption an...
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Comment From: Jolie Ybarra

6/06/26 @ 8:27 AM
New Mexico Environmental Department, I am asking you as a citizen of New Mexico to reject this project. Data centers need to be stopped!
New Mexico already has a dwindling water supply. Adding a data center that consumes ungodly amounts of water tha...
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Comment From: Angelica Urbano

6/06/26 @ 8:26 AM
The majority of the world is fed up with ai and data centers. You promise jobs, temporary jobs. I've seen what data centers do to communities. People who live nearby don't have clean water, water pressure, clean air, and people are getting sick and d...
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Comment From: Greta Kranz

6/06/26 @ 8:11 AM
We absolutely cannot allow this data center to be built. We are in record drought, and it will do nothing for our community but take water and environmental safety. They will bleed us dry.
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Comment From: Cynthia Frederick

6/06/26 @ 8:09 AM
I do not support this project. The size and scope are far too large for our region. The demand for power and resources are too large, and there is insufficient benefit to the local population for the demand to be outweighed by any upside. Please deny...
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Comment From: Amy Haselwood

6/06/26 @ 8:07 AM
This project brings absolutely no benefits to our community and will not only pollute our environment but the current plan is completely unproven and will create huge amounts of dangerous waste. We must protect our air and water quality. These are th...
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Comment From: VIcente Montoya

6/06/26 @ 8:07 AM
To whom it may concern, My name is Vicente Montoya I am a 27 year old life long resident of Las Cruces New Mexico. I am writing this letter today to demand that the proposal for experimental fuel cells be rejected for the health, safety, and longevit...
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Comment From: Philip Boese

6/06/26 @ 7:55 AM
Please provide a bona fide environmental impact survey of the likely consequences of your proposed project. We are in drought conditions. Water is needed, first, for households and crops. Other uses are secondary to these. Importantly, what is th...
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Comment From: Yadhira Olea

6/06/26 @ 7:55 AM
Please, do not approve this project. New Mexicans and the world do not need AI data centers that exploit out resources, destroy our earth, and our democracy all for ephemeral profit. The consequences of these will be devastating for the average Ameri...
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Comment From: Teddy Bloom

6/06/26 @ 7:53 AM
No Data centers please. Protect our already limited water.
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Comment From: Cesario Ortiz

6/06/26 @ 7:50 AM
No development of AI CENTERS in NM! Our land is too sacred to be drained and destroyed more by AI CENTER DEVELOPMENT
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Comment From: Fatima leyva

6/06/26 @ 7:49 AM
Hi i'm really concerned about our state, our Rio Grand is completely dry and we are still considering a data center that will take thousands if not millions of gallons of water. That is beyond unacceptable. Our community deserves better New Mexico is...
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Comment From: Marianna Moreno

6/06/26 @ 7:47 AM
This will do our community more harm than good. building this here in our very dry state of New Mexico would dry us out even more and harm local farmers.
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Comment From: Lyla Cabanas

6/06/26 @ 7:44 AM
I am writing to express my strong opposition to Project Jupiter in Doña Ana County. Our region is already facing a severe, long-term drought, and prioritizing an industrial mega-project that demands massive amounts of water threatens our local agricu...
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Comment From: Mireya Sanchez-Maes

6/06/26 @ 7:43 AM
This project would be detrimental to the health of the environment and people in my home. The amount of hazardous waste and fossil fuel emissions would grow immensely and would hurt New Mexicans. Meanwhile,, the corporations behind this project would...
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Comment From: Grace Stolp

6/06/26 @ 7:34 AM
With all the uncertainty surrounding the effects Project Jupiter will have along with the know negative effects and impact data centers have on communities and the environment I ask that Project Jupiter be stopped. This will never be something worth ...
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Comment From: Rebecca Barela

6/06/26 @ 7:33 AM
No data centers in New Mexico! Our beautiful New Mexico is sacred and we need to protect it. Especially against harmful big corporations.
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Comment From: Jonathan Karin

6/06/26 @ 7:25 AM
Please reject this proposal for project Jupiter. We don't need a data center and nobody will benefit besides the billionaires who rape the land and the children of this country!
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Comment From: Diane Laughlin

6/06/26 @ 7:05 AM
Stop Project Jupiter. Not only is it irresponsible, but it's reckless. To build a data center in a desert is insane. Almost all of southern New Mexico has been ravaged by oil and gas and military operations, so this would complete the destruction ...
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Comment From: Paul Zahnle

6/06/26 @ 7:03 AM
The application For this data center should be rejected. This project is way too large for our state!
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Comment From: Alius Skadberg-hess

6/06/26 @ 7:00 AM
Data centers have already proven to drain our water supply of which we already have little. And the overwhelming public disaproval can not go unoticed
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Comment From: cheryl papineau

6/06/26 @ 6:56 AM
No Data Center Permits!!!!
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Comment From: Pamela Hong

6/06/26 @ 6:54 AM
PLEASE REJECT permit applications for Yucca Growth Infrastructure, LLC-YGI Microgrid Air Quality Construction Permit Application
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Comment From: Rain Weismantel

6/06/26 @ 6:22 AM
For years New Mexican families and citizens have seen New Mexico as a safe haven for agricultural growth and a place to go if you want to reconnect with nature, with our vast natural resources and wonders being a main attraction for tourists and loca...
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Comment From: Kylee Vigil

6/06/26 @ 5:04 AM
Reject Project Jupiter and the false narrative of this being positive for New Mexico. Do not place data centers for AI above my future. We are advocating on behalf of New Mexico's droughts in Congress, yet we have water supply for AI? Please reject t...
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Comment From: Sofia Enriquez

6/06/26 @ 5:03 AM
New Mexico is already experiencing the brunt of global warming in the USA. Approving the air quality permit for the proposed LLC-YGI Microgrid is unacceptable. The addition of the microgrid will produce more green gases, exasterbating global warming....
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Comment From: Victoria Armstrong

6/06/26 @ 4:56 AM
As a NM resident living in Clovis I am tired of our water being destroyed. Around here Canon Air Force Base has already poisoned our water. We haven't used our sink water for food in a couple years. The Government has failed us and continues to fail ...
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Comment From: Saira Tolentino

6/06/26 @ 4:24 AM
Data centers are a threat to New Mexico's water, air, ecosystems, and humans. I oppose the building of Data Centers in New Mexico. No data centers and no AI in New Mexico.
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Comment From: Melanie Vonfange

6/06/26 @ 2:16 AM
Public Comment: YGI Microgrid Air Quality Construction Permit Application 10883 To Whom It May Concern,

My name is Melanie Vonfange, and I am a resident of Truth or Consequences in Sierra County, New Mexico. I am submitting this public comment regar...
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Comment From: Toni Roybal

6/06/26 @ 1:30 AM
I am writing this to comment in disagreement and objection to building a facility that will contribute to major air pollution in New Mexico that is more than three of our major cities combined and uses up more water than the community members already...
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Comment From: gwyneth King

6/06/26 @ 1:01 AM
Project jupiter will negatively impact the community and environment.
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Comment From: June Boulanger

6/06/26 @ 1:00 AM
Reject these permits. We don't want you to sell the water, environment, and wellbeing of New Mexicans to Oracle. Fuel cell technology is a nebulous change at best, and very likely a deliberately misleading one. It doesn't matter what it's powered by....
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Comment From: Javier Rios

6/06/26 @ 12:47 AM
I say NO to this project! New Mexico's environment can't afford the extractive burden it would put on our water and lives! NO to allowing this permit!
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Comment From: Megan Urbane

6/06/26 @ 12:38 AM
Please do not support Project Jupiter. We do not need it and it can not afford the environmental effects it will cause. New Mexico depends on the limited water we have available and can not afford to have Project Jupiter access to any of it. I say NO...
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Comment From: Keyli Montes

6/05/26 @ 11:58 PM
NMED reject the Air Permit Application
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Comment From: Kaylee A

6/05/26 @ 11:55 PM
Do NOT build a data center here in NM; many local families here are already struggling, the addition of poor/lack of water isn't gonna help. We don't deserve gross, brown water.
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Comment From: jasmine medrano

6/05/26 @ 11:25 PM
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Comment From: Cristina Tadeo

6/05/26 @ 11:05 PM
All permits for this destructive / extractive project must be denied. New Mexico's fragile ecosystems and current drought conditions cannot handle this. Indigenous communities cannot be the site of this destruction, and NM did not ask for this. Stop ...
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Comment From: Sara Rhodes

6/05/26 @ 10:53 PM
New Mexico state is beautiful. It's a sunny desert which supports so many ecosystems and people. But it is fragile. It already doesn't rain enough. There are frequent black outs. And this will somehow not exasperate these problems?
So many other dat...
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Comment From: Taylor Krupiak

6/05/26 @ 10:27 PM
Please do not jeopardize the already fragile ecosystem New Mexico has. Keep New Mexico, New Mexico
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Comment From: Wesley Mauldin

6/05/26 @ 10:19 PM
WE CANT DRINK DATA OR USE IT TO GROW OUR FOOD! SAY NO TO PROJECT JUPITER!
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Comment From: Jennifer Rex

6/05/26 @ 10:18 PM
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Comment From: Carolina Hernandez

6/05/26 @ 10:17 PM
No AI centers in New Mexico
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Comment From: Judy Zamora

6/05/26 @ 10:10 PM
Approving this permit would severely hinder not only the people of New Mexico but also the entire environment including all animals and plants. I strongly oppose the approval of this permit as the negative impact it will have on our beautiful state f...
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Comment From: Lorna Green

6/05/26 @ 10:00 PM
This is only going to harm the wildlife and our land. It will destroy the land and its people for generations. I will never accept this project as being good for us and our communities. We live in a desert, what happens when the Rio grand dries up? W...
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Comment From: Adalberto Valenzuela

6/05/26 @ 10:00 PM
Say to the jupiter project and air permit application .
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Comment From: Merry Hosie

6/05/26 @ 9:59 PM
Do not consent! Live is to precious to be lost because we didn't protect the water, air and land.
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Comment From: Kyler Jones

6/05/26 @ 9:51 PM
We should not be using all of our states limited water for data servers!
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Comment From: Caroline McNulty

6/05/26 @ 9:48 PM
I reject all permits for data centers in New Mexico. NO DATA CENTERS IN NEW MEXICO, our water is precious and it's for the land and community— not AI.
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Comment From: mari ౨ৎ

6/05/26 @ 9:36 PM
NO.
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Comment From: Estrella Padilla

6/05/26 @ 9:35 PM
No data centers in NM
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Comment From: María Valdes

6/05/26 @ 9:23 PM
Project Jupiter would threaten the limited water supply New Mexico communities have, every year we get less and less snowfall, the río grande dries up earlier, this is possibly the worst place to choose to build a data center. People need the water, ...
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Comment From: Ireland Vandergriff

6/05/26 @ 9:17 PM
Its important the NMED says NO to an air quality permit related to Yucca Growth and the YGI Microgrid- now more than ever. New Mexico is already suffering enough from the harmful effects of climate change, and the data center Yucca Growth sets out to...
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Comment From: Briana Slight

6/05/26 @ 9:15 PM
Do not approve this air permit. Building a data center will only ruin our air quality as well as bleed dry our already limited water supply. This will not help New Mexicans.
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Comment From: Priscilla Begay

6/05/26 @ 9:12 PM
I believe project Jupiter will destroy NMs environment and eco systems. Do not allow them to do this.
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Comment From: Rachel Cothern

6/05/26 @ 9:05 PM
No AI data centers in New Mexico.
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Comment From: Erin Pointer

6/05/26 @ 9:04 PM
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Comment From: Gillian Taylor

6/05/26 @ 9:02 PM
Do not allow Project Jupiter to proceed. New Mexico barely has enough water to sustain its human infrastructure, and we cannot spare 1 million gallons of water per day for an AI data center for some billionaire to line their pockets more. We need cle...
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Comment From: Tania Parra

6/05/26 @ 9:00 PM
Reject the permit application
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Comment From: Faeryn Rayn

6/05/26 @ 8:48 PM
Reject this permit. Reject Project Jupiter entirely. New Mexico has been in a drought since I was a child. An AI data center will only worsen an already pressing issue. It will take up water we don't have and dump more pollution into the air than thr...
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Comment From: johanna ortiz

6/05/26 @ 8:47 PM
We don't need AI data centers!!!! we need water in our river. we need greener trees not more housing. New Mexico was 100x more beautiful when millionaires didn't know about us!!! We love our old town, old fashioned roads & traditions. Leave our water...
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Comment From: Sasha a Meade

6/05/26 @ 8:44 PM
I have watched my classmates use AI for more and more of their projects. We are losing education fast. I've heard stories from my grandmother about how the real ground would used to flood and now I will never see it and it's prime if you guys install...
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Comment From: Alyssa Benally

6/05/26 @ 8:43 PM
I strongly oppose the permit for yucca growth infrastructure. The proposal for an AI data center will only create massive amounts of pollution to our community, including air pollution. We already have decreased air quality due to our power plants an...
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Comment From: joseph salack

6/05/26 @ 8:41 PM
New Mexico is not the place for Project Jupiter. Even w the amended proposal to have it powered by fuel cells, it would still generate dangerous amounts of hazardous waste, and would still create more greenhouse gas emissions than Albuquerque, Santa ...
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Comment From: Jose Miles

6/05/26 @ 8:39 PM
This data center must be rejected! This is an environmental disaster and should never be considered. Where is the water coming from? Why do you want to let them pollute the air with their gas generators? Reject Jupiter! No data centers!!!!!
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Comment From: James Fortney

6/05/26 @ 8:37 PM
This is an environmental disaster and should never be considered. Where is the water coming from? We already pull so much from the aquifers. Why do you want to let them pollute the air with their gas generators? Reject Jupiter. You have the opportuni...
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Comment From: Eduardo Fontes

6/05/26 @ 8:27 PM
Project Jupiter had the potential to permanently damage the Rio Grand that we all love so much. We use it for sight seeing, therapeutic walks, exercising our bodies and so much more, Project Jupiter taking most of our water is something we can't allo...
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Comment From: Penelope Miles

6/05/26 @ 8:26 PM
We do not want data centers, AI, any of that in our state! We do not want huge corporations polluting our air, stealing our limited water supply and ruining our beautiful state. The people have spoken all over the U.S. and the people DO NOT WANT DATA...
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Comment From: Kate Miles

6/05/26 @ 8:24 PM
This data center must be rejected! This is an environmental disaster and should never be considered. Where is the water coming from? Why do you want to let them pollute the air with their gas generators? Reject Jupiter! No data centers!!!!!
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Comment From: Rev. Amani Malaika

6/05/26 @ 8:21 PM
Please choose life and vital resources over profits. The misuse of water and the impact of hazardous waste and air quality can never be worth it. This data center is an horrific threat to the lives and land of New Mexico. This cannot be allowed to ha...
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Comment From: Antoinette Lucero

6/05/26 @ 8:04 PM
New Mexico is feeling the affects of climate change heavily, especially where our water is concerned. We are a desert, yet they wanna take the water our agriculture and the people depend on to live. They wanna pollute our air when we are one of the f...
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Comment From: Meridith Williamson

6/05/26 @ 8:03 PM
No data centers in our state PERIOD. We do not want our lives to be taken over by AI, especially when it comes to our environment. Putting a data center here is not about creating opportunity or making our lives better, it's about corporate greed and...
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Comment From: Michaela Dolly

6/05/26 @ 7:45 PM
Please reject the application for Project Jupiter's air quality permit and subsequent applications to install data centers in our resource-scarce state. We simply do not have the natural resources to support data centers of this size that consume mas...
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