AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoColorado River Tensions: Federal models warn Lake Mead could sink back to record-low levels by July and stay there, as multistate negotiations stall and conservation keeps Las Vegas insulated. Critical Minerals & Manufacturing: Wyoming Energy Authority opened applications for the Wyoming Rare Earths Fund, offering up to $16M in matching grants to speed rare earth processing and separation projects in-state. Aviation/Defense Industry: Bell says it has completed the first two MV-75 Cheyenne II wing structures, advancing production of the first test aircraft. Local Infrastructure: Casper closed the Marion Kreiner Splash Pad for renovations funded by a Wyoming Outdoor Recreation Grant, with an updated reopening date pending. Road Conditions: A new study ranks Wyoming among the best for major roads in poor condition, while other states struggle with potholes and deterioration. Mining Update: Glenstar Minerals reports 860 samples taken at its Nevada Wildhorse property tied to polymetallic minerals used in advanced electronics and energy tech.
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