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Court Allows Environmental Lawsuit Against Doña Ana County's Project Jupiter to Proceed

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A District Court judge in Las Cruces has permitted the New Mexico Environmental Law Center to advance its lawsuit against Doña Ana County regarding the funding of the contentious Project Jupiter data center. Judge Jennifer DeLaney rejected the county commission's motion to dismiss the case, highlighting the legal challenges surrounding the project's environmental implications. This ruling is significant for local residents concerned about the environmental impact of large-scale data centers in the region. The case will now continue through the court system, potentially influencing future development projects.

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Las CrucesDoña Ana CountyJennifer DeLaneyNew Mexico Environmental Law Center

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