AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoPublic Lands & Wildlife: Trump’s hunting-access executive order would expand public land access and push invasive-species work, while also emphasizing lead ammunition and fishing tackle. Yellowstone Infrastructure: The National Park Service says it found no major environmental impact for reconstructing Yellowstone’s North Entrance Road after the 2022 flood, selecting a center-alignment option. Data Centers & Power: Uinta County approved a conditional permit for a new data center power setup, and Cheyenne City Council advanced the Cox Ranch data center annexation/rezoning amid resident concerns about water, wildlife, and traffic. Solar in Cheyenne: Cheyenne is negotiating a long-term lease for a 140 MW solar-plus-storage project at Belvoir Ranch, with council action expected in October. Water & Storm Risk: Flood watches and heavy-rain threats are in the forecast for parts of Wyoming and nearby areas, with extra caution urged near burn scars. Wildlife Safety: Grand Teton National Park euthanized a black bear after repeated human-feeding behavior. Health & Safety: A Sikh truck driver was stabbed 17 times at a Wyoming rest area; officials say the motive is unknown, and lawmakers condemned the attack. Clean Water Rule: A proposed change would narrow Clean Water Act protections for smaller streams and wetlands, drawing concern about impacts in the Prairie Pothole region. Education & Climate Tech: Casper College won an NSF grant to expand hands-on quantum science education statewide.
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