AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoGame & Fish Budget Crunch: Wyoming Game and Fish’s interim director is warning of “dire” future budget strain as costs rise fast, even after a 2027 budget jump of 8.3% to more than $108 million. ESG vs. Wall Street Ratings: 22 state attorneys general told the SEC that major ratings agencies are still pushing ESG-driven downgrades, arguing they conflict with stated methods. Solar on Belvoir Ranch: Cheyenne is weighing a lease for a proposed 140-megawatt solar and battery project on Belvoir Ranch, aiming to boost revenue from land not reserved for other city uses. Grand Targhee Expansion Review: U.S. Forest Service held an optional “resolution” meeting over objections to the Grand Targhee Resort expansion, hearing concerns and possible remedies. Bears in Teton Village: Two brazen black bears were euthanized after they repeatedly sought human food, with officials pointing to the need for stronger guest warnings. Grand Teton MLB Backlash: MLB is exploring a game at Grand Teton National Park, and environmental groups and local officials are pushing back over the construction it would require. Missouri River Water Fight: Western governors, including Wyoming, are pushing back on a federal proposal that would tighten how Missouri River water can be diverted or studied. Local Waste Enforcement: Medicine Bow adopted stricter rules and enforcement against illegal dumping, including higher fines and possible liens. Pronghorn Die-Off: Wyoming Game and Fish reports a sharp spike in pronghorn deaths in the Sublette herd, with drought-era stress suspected.
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