AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoEnergy & Jobs: A first-of-its-kind small nuclear plant backed by Bill Gates and Warren Buffett is moving forward near Kemmerer, with federal help and a promise of faster construction as coal jobs face closure. Water Crisis: Lake Mead has hit its lowest level since it was filled about 90 years ago, underscoring the Colorado River squeeze that’s already reshaping planning across the basin. Wildfire Smoke: Canadian wildfires are driving hazardous air quality into the U.S., with officials warning smoke can travel hundreds of miles. Local Community: AARP Wyoming named Ann Clement as its new state director, bringing decades of nonprofit and policy experience. Wyoming Culture: The Cody Wyoming Temple is set for a public open house and tours ahead of its Oct. 25 dedication. Wildlife & Climate: A Wyoming animal rehabber says historically mild winter conditions may be shifting wildlife health and rescue demand.
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