AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoWild Horses: The BLM plans to remove about 1,035 horses from Wyoming’s Red Desert, where the herd has grown to nearly 2,300 and drought has strained food and water supplies. The horses will receive veterinary care and be offered for adoption. Energy and Waste: Wyoming leaders toured the under-construction Natrium nuclear plant in Kemmerer. Separately, Jackson-based Greybull Stewardship acquired a textile recycler that diverts used clothing and fabric from waste. Wildlife Crossings: A new Colorado I-25 overpass has cut wildlife-vehicle collisions 91%; Wyoming’s Kemmerer crossing project is 56% complete. Winter Outlook: Forecasters see a strong El Niño and possible heavy snow in Wyoming from Oct. 22 to 28. Water and Wildlife: Efforts to measure water losses in Wyoming’s portion of the Colorado River have stalled, while a federal appeals court weighs the future of wolf protections. Across the West, more than 300 glaciers have disappeared since the mid-20th century.
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