AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoCoal Policy in Wyoming: The Trump EPA proposed freeing a Wyoming coal plant from a 12-year shutdown deal ending in 2027, and would not require the pollution controls the plant avoided when it agreed to close—raising new questions about visibility pollution under the regional haze rule. Energy Pushback: Across the West, environmental groups are also challenging federal predator-control tactics in wilderness areas, arguing livestock protection is driving unlawful killing of predators. Wildlife & Land Use: In Jackson, eight local businesses were certified as wildlife-friendly fence professionals, aiming to reduce injuries and blocked movement from poorly designed fencing. Wind & Eagles: At the Wyoming Capitol, a rally urged a deeper review of industrial wind projects in southeast Wyoming, warning golden eagles could be harmed by rapid buildout. Data Centers & Water: Cheyenne LEADS says there are 10 operational data centers in Cheyenne/Laramie County, with more under construction and in planning, as residents continue to debate water and power impacts. Weather & Fire Risk: A high-risk wildfire period is arriving early in parts of the West, with above-normal fire potential forecast for June. Northern Lights: A strong geomagnetic storm watch could bring auroras visible in Wyoming and much of the northern U.S. tonight into Friday.
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