NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – Data centers are causing controversy all across the country, including in New Mexico. On Monday, New Mexico lawmakers heard from experts about their potential impact on the state’s water. “Don’t have excess water in New Mexico anywhere,” said Nat Chakeres, General Counsel for the Office of the State Engineer. The New Mexico […]
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