AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoColorado River Watch: Lake Mead hit a new record-low elevation around 1,040.5 feet, underscoring how drought is tightening water supplies and raising stakes for hydropower and “dead pool” risk. Food Safety: A salmonella outbreak tied to Mexican jalapeños has sickened at least 345 people across 27 states, prompting recalls and fresh warnings for shoppers and restaurants. More Recalls: Walmart-linked bettergoods pistachio nut butter was recalled in 19 states, including Wyoming, after Salmonella was found in routine testing. Wyoming Public Health & Outdoors: Wyoming Game and Fish is asking anglers to shift catch-and-release earlier in the day as warm water threatens trout survival. Wyoming Economy & Wages: New data highlights strong wage growth in nearby states like Montana and Idaho, pointing to shifting purchasing power trends in the region. Local Business/Industry: Rare Element Resources faced public concerns in Crook County over a proposed mine on Bull Hill, with officials saying permitting and site plans are still being defined. Energy & Infrastructure: Crusoe appointed a new director for energy development as it pushes gigawatt-scale power projects tied to data centers, including plans in Wyoming. Politics & Policy: Wyoming’s education recalibration bill is drawing criticism from educators over reduced local flexibility in how school funds can be spent.
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