AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoCheyenne City Politics & Tech Accountability: Ward 1 candidate Rhianna Brand says Cheyenne needs faster, fuller disclosure after residents saw delayed information tied to wastewater contamination connected to the Meta data center. Local Tax & Infrastructure Planning: Laramie County voters got a close look at the “sixth-penny” sales tax projects, including a new fire station and repairs for Johnson Pool, with officials stressing who pays and why each proposal matters. Native Research Under Federal Rules: Wyoming archaeologists allege federal regulations under the Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act are forcing museums and universities to shut down or restrict Native artifact access, threatening major collections. Paleontology: A new study reports possible T. rex bite marks on thousands of Wyoming dinosaur bones, adding to the story of ancient feeding and scavenging. Wildlife Management: Wyoming Game and Fish urges people not to release unwanted county-fair goldfish into the wild, citing illegal introductions, disease risk, and harm to native fish. Energy & Environment: Wyoming DEQ is investigating a foul odor from the Jim Bridger Power Plant’s evaporation ponds, as nearby residents report sulfur-like smells and white powder. AI Data Center Backlash: A new report frames the growing fight over AI data centers as a dispute over scale and community impacts, not just technology itself.
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