A local activist group’s allegations linking an aquifer storage and recovery water well to Rowan Digital Infrastructure have been dismissed on all fronts. Temple officials cite “misinformation,” and Rowan categorically calls the claims “false,” with regulators echoing their stance.

For the second time, New Mexico’s land commissioner has refused to grant approval for Project Jupiter’s gas lines on state-owned land. This decision underscores an ongoing challenge for the energy project and attests to the complexities of land use in the region.

Industry and government voices are raising alarms over powerful AI models developing at lightning speed. Several sources, from Politico to TechInformed, warn that regulations have yet to solidify. The question remains whether mounting cybersecurity threats and governance gaps can be addressed in time.

FirstEnergy is asking regulators for longer turnaround times on power outages, citing severe weather linked to climate change. While its argument may hold some weight, critics demand strict monitoring and public reporting to prevent complacency and protect customers.

Massachusetts Auditor Diana DiZoglio says disorganized cannabis regulation could hurt small businesses and open the door to corruption. Her office’s recent audit of the Massachusetts Cannabis Control Commission highlights the need for clearer oversight and more transparent processes.

The Pennsylvania House has approved two amendments to a reform bill aimed at increasing accountability in hospital mergers and acquisitions, particularly those involving for-profit companies backed by private equity. The legislation now moves forward for a House vote.