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

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Comment From: LilyAnne Holcomb

6/05/26 @ 7:42 PM
FUCK OFF WITH YOUR EXPLOITATIVE AGENDAS JUST BECAUSE WE WANT TO SUCK THE CUM FROM PINK TIPS AND CONSUME CHILDREN AND STILL WANT THE PRAISE OF GOODNESS AND SAINT
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Comment From: Richard Cavin

6/05/26 @ 7:38 PM
You must deny these permits. Keep data centers out of NM for the sake of our water supply and beautiful landscapes.
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Comment From: Katrina Martinez

6/05/26 @ 7:36 PM
This would hurt our community.
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Comment From: Le'Croy Martinez

6/05/26 @ 7:28 PM
This cooperation is telling us to believe in information that isn't correct about how much environmental resources they will be taking from our home lands. Due to the current situation in the world with global warming, we have already been suffering ...↓
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Comment From: Haley Erwin

6/05/26 @ 7:26 PM
AI is ruining the environment for the sole purpose of enriching already wealthy ghouls. No data centers should exist, but they definitely shouldn't exist in a desert
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Comment From: Nicollette Ortiz

6/05/26 @ 7:12 PM
I completely disagree, protest, and disavow ANY form of AI data center being built in New Mexico. The negative impact of these centers in the communities they are built in has already been seen across the nation. We must keep New Mexico clean and our...↓
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Comment From: Rebecca Cappello

6/05/26 @ 7:11 PM
Please do not let this happen.
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Comment From: Julius Miles

6/05/26 @ 7:11 PM
This project should be rejected. It's a huge drain on power and water resources and will hurt the environment and local communities.
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Comment From: Holly Miles

6/05/26 @ 7:08 PM
I am writing to formally express my strong technical and environmental concerns regarding Permit Application No. 10883 submitted by Yucca Growth Infrastructure, LLC for the YGI Microgrid facility in Santa Teresa, New Mexico.

1. Cumulative Air Qualit...↓
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Comment From: Amy Locke

6/05/26 @ 7:08 PM
Please reject Project Jupiter's air permit application. New Mexico does not need an AI data center that will emit more pollution than Albuquerque, Santa Fe and Las Cruces combined. We do not need an AI data center that is going to use millions of gal...↓
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Comment From: Cassidy Williamson

6/05/26 @ 7:06 PM
Please reject this application. We do not want data centers, we want to conserve and project our land, people, and water.
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Comment From: Brianna Walsh

6/05/26 @ 6:59 PM
The fact that this project is being floated at all is appalling. New Mexico does not have enough water to waste on data centers which serve no purpose to the community, and even if it did, data centers such as this exist at the cost of New Mexico cit...↓
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Comment From: REBECCA WEISSMAN

6/05/26 @ 6:54 PM
Data centers produce tremendous amounts of hot air exhaust. Southern New Mexico is TOO HOT ALREADY. Please do not issue this permit !
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Comment From: Coda Weaver

6/05/26 @ 6:53 PM
This project would absolutely decimate the limited amount of resources dire to the health of our New Mexico communities. This is not only a health issue. It is a human rights issue. Keep this data center out of New Mexico at all costs for our future ...↓
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Comment From: Jolie Daharsh

6/05/26 @ 6:50 PM
We do not need data centers in NM, the green house gas emissions and drought this would cause would be detrimental considering we are already in drought! Albuquerque, Santa Fe and Las Cruces already cause enough pollution on a daily basis, New Mexica...↓
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Comment From: Hannah Miles

6/05/26 @ 6:42 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 United States and the people DO NOT...↓
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Comment From: Michelle Payne

6/05/26 @ 6:39 PM
Super against this. If climate change is a huge issue, why start this project? It doesn't help the climate, environment or the people...
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Comment From: Edward ASHMEAD III

6/05/26 @ 6:27 PM
I am adamantly opposed to the Jupiter Project and the "microgrid" applied for. (I understand they need two microgrids and are proposing two purely to meet regulatory requirements that one large grid would be unable to meet.) My first and foremost con...↓
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Comment From: Spencer Pennypacker

6/05/26 @ 6:22 PM
Project Juniper will not help the community at all. It will only help corporations and outsiders who make more money than most New Mexicans see in a lifetime. They will not pour back into the community, not even to volunteer or donate while they are...↓
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Comment From: Shiyah Serna

6/05/26 @ 6:13 PM
I do not want nor consent to having an Ai data center here in New Mexico. We do not want it.
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Comment From: Halla Hughes

6/05/26 @ 6:10 PM
Reject these permits! Data center extraction is astronomically harmful, and we as a community deserve to have our water rights protected. The stewardship of our desert ecosystem and the means of human survival are more important than this data center...↓
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Comment From: April Yazzie

6/05/26 @ 6:10 PM
Although I am not the most educated on the topic; I can very clearly see that there are discrepancies regarding how much water will be used, how it will affect individuals in the surrounding areas energy costs, etc. For a state that is already sendin...↓
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Comment From: reagan williams

6/05/26 @ 6:00 PM
I am against this and I do not want any AI data centers where I live taking up resources that are already scarce and polluting our environment in a detrimental manner.
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Comment From: Colette BRUZZESE

6/05/26 @ 5:45 PM
Reject the application, protect New Mexicans over corporate profit.
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Comment From: Elsie Landers

6/05/26 @ 5:44 PM
We don't want a heat island in New Mexico. It's getting hot enough as it is without these data centers trying to rob us of our water and making everything hotter. Enough is enough.
Also can Arizona and Texas stop holding our water hostage please?
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Comment From: Emma Kohl

6/05/26 @ 5:40 PM
This will destroy our beautiful state and our water. We cannot let this happen
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Comment From: Diego Chavira

6/05/26 @ 5:36 PM
I don't want my kid to grow up in a post apocalyptic landscape just for some ai data centers
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Comment From: Eric Wilkie

6/05/26 @ 5:20 PM
WE DO NOT WANT A DATA CENTER. NONE OF US DO.
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Comment From: Doug Brandt

6/05/26 @ 5:18 PM
These data companies have very clearly shown themselves to be untrustworthy. Don't allow for this robbery of our resources to go forward
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Comment From: Johnny Garcia

6/05/26 @ 5:15 PM
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Comment From: Cate Cabot

6/05/26 @ 5:10 PM
The Jupiter Project is wrong for New Mexico. Water is a major issue in this state, always has been and always will be. To allow outside, outsized forces, as in corporations, to impact New Mexico in a multiplicity of negative ways is wrong. Unacceptab...↓
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Comment From: Arjan Tafoya

6/05/26 @ 5:01 PM
The switch to fuel cell technology won't fix the glaring energy problems for the data center. The tech is unproven at large scale, produces hazardous waste and more greenhouse gases then Santa Fe, Abq, and Las Cruces. Not to mention all the water it ...↓
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Comment From: Sena Cleaveland

6/05/26 @ 4:57 PM
NO TO PROJECT JUPITER. There is no such thing as a sustainable Ai data center, and certainly not in a state and on land that is drought stricken due to ongoing resource extraction and exploitation. The Rio Grande is currently completely dry in many ...↓
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Comment From: Eric Michaelsen

6/05/26 @ 4:54 PM
The Rio is the driest it's ever been and this technology is deeply unpopular with people on all sides of the political spectrum. In no concept of reality is this sustainable in the long term and only serves to further destabilize the future of the
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Comment From: jada gervaise

6/05/26 @ 4:27 PM
We cannot afford data centers - stop development in New Mexico.
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Comment From: Deborah Bryant

6/05/26 @ 4:20 PM
Please do not approve project Jupiter. New Mexico is the last state that should be building an AI data center. The technology is not advanced enough to make it worthwhile wasting what little water we have for this purpose.
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Comment From: Jessica Meyerson

6/05/26 @ 4:14 PM
Any infrastructure that makes it easier for these AI companies to extract water and energy from our communities has to be stopped. They make promises about jobs, and promises about tax revenue - but we all know that they are playing on the hopes and ...↓
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Comment From: Jacob Jaime

6/05/26 @ 4:12 PM
New Mexico water should be for New Mexico citizens and communities. Southern New Mexico already hits 100+ degrees in the summer. This new data center could increase temperatures more than what the community could handle. Deny this permit
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Comment From: Paige Marquez

6/05/26 @ 4:01 PM
I'm against. I believe in the better of New Mexico and New Mexican future.
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Comment From: ann Gauer

6/05/26 @ 3:44 PM
I would like to submit my absolute disapproval towards the further progress of Project Jupiter I t has become crystal clear that they have already lied to get their permit for water use, now talking about a million gallons a day. That alone should pu...↓
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Comment From: Jessica Kane

6/05/26 @ 3:42 PM
My family and I strongly oppose approval of the Yucca Growth Infrastructure LLC-YGI Microgrid Air Quality Construction Permit Application. Approving this permit is not in the best interest of New Mexicans. We request that this permit be denied.
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Comment From: Bob Martinez

6/05/26 @ 3:39 PM
Reject the establishment of this data center
For simple environmental reasons.
"who needs fresh drinking water when you can have AI."
That's becoming the choice led by corporate insanity.
Sincerely, BM
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Comment From: Myles Ruiz

6/05/26 @ 3:35 PM
Being a New Mexico Native American for all of my life I understand that water is sacred we have preformed ceremonies and prayers to bring rain a project like this can make water even more scarce for local communities and could cause catastrophic dama...↓
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Comment From: Will Hume

6/05/26 @ 3:10 PM
New Mexico doesn't have the water resources to support these kinds of projects, and we definitely don't need to be offering 30 year tax breaks to companies that can afford to spend $165 BILLION on a single project. That means the rest of us are subsi...↓
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Comment From: Damien Gross

6/05/26 @ 3:09 PM
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Comment From: Fernando Perez Leon

6/05/26 @ 2:59 PM
NO
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Comment From: Ethan Tolley

6/05/26 @ 2:51 PM
New Mexico is one of the most beautiful states in the country. Please do not destroy our environment and communities for the profit of a few people. I want to be able to walk my kids in the Bosque like my parents did with me and their parents did wit...↓
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Comment From: K Rael

6/05/26 @ 2:41 PM
This permit is not in the best interest of New Mexicans and is not sustainable. Please do not allow for the pollution of our communities and land.
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Comment From: Kendrick gardner

6/05/26 @ 2:35 PM
The enormous strain on our local environment this data center would cause is not worth the little to no improvement on our economy, or the lackluster amount of jobs it would create that will most likely be outsourced from other states anyway
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Comment From: E G

6/05/26 @ 2:32 PM
This proposed data center is a horrible idea for new mexico. The amount of resources that it uses for development and to sustain it are way more than our state can sustain long term. I do not think that this should happen. Ever.
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Comment From: Aaron Flores

6/05/26 @ 2:31 PM
No one wants data centers in New Mexico using water that New Mexico land doesn't have! Million gallons a day! Ridiculous, all of New Mexico is dry! We can't eat off data center water! You're killing our future!
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Comment From: Carlos R

6/05/26 @ 2:31 PM
It will harm the citizens of New Mexico dramatically and can ruin our environment with pollution and waste of water Ai data centers have used more water than any water bottle corporations stop this Ai center before it hurts not only us but our way of...↓
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Comment From: Carina Melero

6/05/26 @ 2:28 PM
Hello,
I'm writing to say I strongly oppose a data center being built in New Mexico. We are already limited with water and with summers arriving sooner and lasting longer and temperatures rising, it is imperative that we focus on New Mexicans and the...↓
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Comment From: Meranda Feagin

6/05/26 @ 2:26 PM
This project cannot go forward. We cannot continue to sacrifice our people, our health, our earth for profit. These companies try their hardest to come up with pretty numbers, but they lie. We know by how drastic the first set of numbers differs to t...↓
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Comment From: James Treadwell

6/05/26 @ 2:25 PM
I have lived in New Mexico, in the desert, for most of my life. Our state is beautiful, but fragile, and already under tremendous strain. You cannot seriously be considering approving a project that could use up to 1 Million gallons of water a day in...↓
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Comment From: Santiago Camarillo

6/05/26 @ 2:23 PM
I'm writing to express my concerns about Project Jupiter. While I understand the potential for investment, I worry that its massive energy and water demands, especially for cooling, will put immense pressure on our state's already strained resources,...↓
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Comment From: Ann Kepley

6/05/26 @ 2:20 PM
I oppose the issuance of an air quality permit to YUCCA Growth Infrastructure, LLC, at 600 Congress Ave, Suite 1504, Austin, TX. This project would negatively affect air quality and the quality of life in southern New Mexico. Additionally, it would u...↓
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Comment From: Douglas Conwell

6/05/26 @ 2:19 PM
To Whom IT May Concern,
Yes indeed I am concerned, as I hope you are. This project is projecting an environmental disaster in southern New Mexico that all citizens should be concerned about. I am completely opposed to it and demand that the New Mex...↓
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Comment From: Tegan-Jean Smith

6/05/26 @ 2:18 PM
We can not let our environment get hurt by any data centers trying to use our water or air. If this passes everyone in NM will be effected by this in the worse way possible. This can also put children, pregnant women, and the elderly in harms way as ...↓
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Comment From: Laney Matanis

6/05/26 @ 2:15 PM
Water usage and lack there of of this resource is at the forefront of my mind constantly as a water resource engineering student at NMSU in Las Cruces. The issue of water usage in southern New Mexico was already a huge problem before Project Jupiter ...↓
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Comment From: Katherine Cordova

6/05/26 @ 2:11 PM
I am very concerned at the use of our limited water supply for any data source use in this region. I hope you will not allow this inappropriate our precious resources.
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Comment From: Dustin Hodge

6/05/26 @ 2:03 PM
No. No no no no. Data centers (which will likely go unbuilt, underutilized, or abandoned, btw, so we won't get any of the professed benefits) in an already dry desert that promises to get dryer as the climate changes is an absolutely terrible deal fo...↓
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Comment From: Eliana Plumb

6/05/26 @ 1:58 PM
I do not want data centers in my state, and I do not want this permit approved. Data centers harm not only the natural environment but the people who live there as they deal with limited water and droning noise. The average person doesn't need to use...↓
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Comment From: Tanalynn Grant

6/05/26 @ 1:50 PM
AI data centers have no place anywhere, let alone a state that is in constant water crisis.
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Comment From: Mads M

6/05/26 @ 1:44 PM
I have a degree in Computer Science, and I'm conducting ongoing research with a thesis focused on utilizing AI/ML for computational biology purposes. Even so, I strongly oppose any permits that will be used to help build data centers in the state of ...↓
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Comment From: Selena Miranda

6/05/26 @ 1:11 PM
As a New Mexico resident I am formally requesting to have this project rejected. The environmental harm that would come from this project is greater than any profit. This will increase costs for us as citizens, and decrease quality of life.
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Comment From: Amara Rose

6/05/26 @ 1:06 PM
Please please please don't allow this to happen. They are killing us, they are killing our home, they are killing our planet. Please don't let them do this. Please stand for us please.
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Comment From: Bee Gee

6/05/26 @ 12:58 PM
Stop project jupiter
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Comment From: Rose Newton

6/05/26 @ 12:14 PM
We as the state of New Mexico have been devastated for generations by water loss. Generational farms are being bought out, going bankrupt, water rights being sold, and families going hungry. Everyone on the planet eats food grown from our New Mexico ...↓
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Comment From: Aris Gutierrez Gonzalez

6/05/26 @ 12:12 PM
Im an Earth and Planetary Sciences Major at UNM. I can already say that it's a BAD idea to let a data center be built in New Mexico. We already struggle with water supply for long term use now. What makes them think a data center is what we need. We ...↓
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Comment From: Sierra Edmister

6/05/26 @ 12:08 PM
This community does not want this project. Even switching to fuel cells does not make things better. Fuel cells are new and unreliable at this scale and still have so much waste!!!! I hope you guys make this decision based on the reality we face in N...↓
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Comment From: Lydia Davis

6/05/26 @ 12:07 PM
Reject this permit!! Our water and air quality are already struggling, and this would just make it worse. We don't need Project Jupiter's data centers here; it won't bring growth or opportunity, only extract from our already weakened lands and commun...↓
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Comment From: Leslie Nesbit

6/05/26 @ 12:02 PM
There is no reason to build any water guzzling ANYTHING in a desert. As the climate gets warmer our drought will get worse. If a data center gets built it will do nothing but drain our systems. How many jobs will they bring? That's all they think abo...↓
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Comment From: Caleb Neighbors

6/05/26 @ 12:02 PM
Absolutely no! We live in the DESERT. Water is ALREADY limited. We do not need a useless (to the average citizen) AI data center to absorb New Mexico citizens valuable water supply and perhaps ruin what little water comes through the Rio Grande the l...↓
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Comment From: Layla Garcia

6/05/26 @ 11:54 AM
This is a horrible idea and will destroy the only thing we're actually known for—our land. The numbers are finicky and completely untrustworthy. AI itself is a bubble that's about to burst, and to waste our limited resources on private profit is disg...↓
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Comment From: Camila M

6/05/26 @ 11:46 AM
Please reject Project Jupiter NM is already struggling with water and our environment needs to be protected. With this project we would be destroying the environment around us and driving people out of the place they love because they won't be able t...↓
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Comment From: Shane Garcia

6/05/26 @ 11:37 AM
This data center needs to come with metric based assurances that emissions will not increase, water and electricity will not become more scarce, and prices will only decrease. Penalties must be wholly and immediately enforceable without appeal, to in...↓
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Comment From: Lorena Chavez

6/05/26 @ 11:36 AM
New Mexico is not meant for data centers!! Do not continue to take the resources we already lack! Allow us to keep our home and not continue doing damage to what is meant to keep us alive.
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Comment From: Jack Barkhurst

6/05/26 @ 11:35 AM

As a New Mexican, I say NO to new data centers for AI that are stripping our communities of a future that has abundant water supplies and clean air. Project Jupiter is misleading and could use up to 1 MILLION gallons of water PER DAY. A figure almost...↓
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Comment From: Michelle Faulkner

6/05/26 @ 11:22 AM
Please find it in your heart to remember your position as a public representative. This means you hold responsibility for what the future of New Mexico holds. It is heartbreaking to know that corporations do not care about their environmental and hea...↓
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Comment From: Reagan Altenbach

6/05/26 @ 11:17 AM
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Project Jupiter has been inconsistent in their claims on the environmental impact of this project. New Mexico is one of the only safe havens for environmental protection in the United States. Please don't accept these permits! Project Jupiter is ...↓
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Comment From: Morgan Swanberg

6/05/26 @ 10:47 AM
New Mexican's do NOT want Project Jupiter! Forget the money, we do not have water as it is, resources like air and water should be protected for the living not abused for more data.
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Comment From: Marlene Bremner

6/05/26 @ 10:44 AM
I am opposed to Project Jupiter's plans to build a massive data center that is only here to extract our limited resources while making a profit at our expense. These data centers are destroying rural and disadvantaged communities through noise and wa...↓
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Comment From: Jacinda Friedkin

6/05/26 @ 10:41 AM
I strongly oppose Project Jupiter on the grounds that extracting limited resources feom our communities is unsustainable at best and catastrophic at worst. Why should hardworking New Mexicans sacrifice what little water we have for the sake of billi...↓
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Comment From: Maleena Light

6/05/26 @ 10:40 AM
I submit this comment in strong opposition to Air Quality Construction Permit Applications 10732 (East Microgrid) and 10734 (West Microgrid) proposed by Acoma, LLC in southern Doña Ana County to power Project Jupiter. These applications are unlawfull...↓
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Comment From: Sarah McArthur

6/05/26 @ 10:36 AM
To the New Mexico Environment Department, Air Quality Bureau:

Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Yucca Growth Infrastructure (YGI) Microgrid Air Quality Construction Permit Application in Doña Ana County. I am submitting this comment as...↓
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Comment From: AnneMarie Bowles

6/05/26 @ 10:27 AM
The proposed permit, while different than the original proposal, still contains much of the same issues. Building this massive infrastructure that needs so many resources to operate is a blatant attempt by big business to exploit our land and natural...↓
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Comment From: Rafael Herrera

6/05/26 @ 10:26 AM
The amount of water required to run these unnecessary data centers is staggering. Water is a human right, wasting water on a data center is unconscionable.
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Comment From: Charles Noble

6/05/26 @ 10:25 AM
The permit should be denied. The Applicant has far better alternatives available that will not emit carbon into the atmosphere, such as solar, wind and battery facilities. The Application is an end-run around the Energy Transition Act, and violates i...↓
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Comment From: Raquel Herrera

6/05/26 @ 10:24 AM
As a New Mexican homeowner, I oppose the building of project Jupiter because of its impacts to an already strained and fragile environment. Their impact "reports" are inconsistent, and from what we've seen in other parts of the US, data centers hurt ...↓
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Comment From: Miasia Fiest

6/05/26 @ 10:16 AM
There is no need for data centers especially here where we are known for our clean air and famously big droughts. There is also no future in AI (Generative) the reason generative AI has gotten so popular is not because people love it it has been forc...↓
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Comment From: Alaina Macias

6/05/26 @ 10:12 AM
Please do not approve this air permit or any further permits for the Yucca Growth Infrastructure LLC. The data center they are proposing will push Doña Ana County and New Mexico, an already and increasingly dry state, into further climate crisis with...↓
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Comment From: Angel Hernandez

6/05/26 @ 9:59 AM
I am writing to formally express my strong opposition to the proposed "Project Jupiter" data center development in Santa Teresa, New Mexico. As a resident deeply invested in the future and well-being of our community, I urge you to consider the signi...↓
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Comment From: Nora Nezar

6/05/26 @ 9:35 AM
The data center proposal will be devastating to the community and the beautiful land of New Mexico. The people of our community need water, not data centers.
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Comment From: Ezekiel Nance

6/05/26 @ 9:31 AM
New Mexico is already struggling to maintain it environmental integrity. A data center requiring millions of gallons of fresh water, and producing air quality reducing emissions comparable to several of our larger municipalities combined is ridiculou...↓
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Comment From: Larry Scott

6/05/26 @ 9:06 AM
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: Kent Palmer

6/05/26 @ 9:05 AM
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: Brenna Chicharello

6/04/26 @ 10:05 PM
This is my petition to not process Project Jupiter which is probably to late but my point is that it shouldn't be invested in because New Mexico is doesn't have enough water already. NM water company barley giving nm resident basic drinking. This dat...↓
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Comment From: Julio Fuentes

6/04/26 @ 9:01 AM
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Comment From: Matthew Gonzales

6/04/26 @ 8:28 AM
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