AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoWildlife: Wyoming Game and Fish is investigating the illegal release of northern pike into Lake DeSmet near Buffalo, warning the predatory fish could threaten native species and asking anglers to report any they catch. Development & Water: Cheyenne approved annexing 162 acres for a project that could include a data center, despite residents’ concerns about noise, light pollution and wildlife habitat. In a separate dispute, Casper and an environmental nonprofit want more water studies before FERC rules on the Seminoe pumped-storage project, which could affect BLM land and bighorn sheep. Local Sustainability: A new greenhouse at the Boys & Girls Club of Central Wyoming will give Casper children hands-on lessons in gardening, nutrition and sustainability. Energy & Climate: Wyoming ranks third nationally for the carbon intensity of its electricity, reflecting its continued reliance on coal. Wolf Policy: Federal officials are urging states to review wolf protections and management, while critics argue that killing wolves won’t prevent livestock conflicts and point to nonlethal deterrents.
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