AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoRare Earths & Markets: American Rare Earths says it’s pushing toward a NASDAQ listing for its Halleck Creek rare earth project, lining up audits and SEC reporting work while weighing listing routes. Wyoming Health Tech: UW researchers are developing a more sensitive flu test using nasal swabs, aiming to cut false negatives while keeping results practical for clinics. Workforce & Training: Gillette College will expand nuclear-industry training with new federal funding tied to a regional nuclear tech hub, boosting entry-level construction and chemical tech programs. Local Tech + Youth Mental Health: Cheyenne Regional Medical Center will host a community discussion on smartphones, social media, and youth mental health. Wyoming Courts & Heritage: Wyoming archaeologists sue the Interior Department/BLM over how NAGPRA boundaries are applied, challenging treatment of specific Native sites. Community Science: University of Wyoming-led Summer Moose Day in Albany County logged 13 moose sightings with 600+ volunteers. Infrastructure & Power: Fall River Electric Partners backs a new efficient, lower-emitting natural gas power project in Idaho with a pathway to hydrogen blending. Education Funding: A national report highlights how K-12 revenue hit $1 trillion while student counts fell, reshaping how school money is spent. Wyoming Economy: New analysis points to Wyoming’s job growth outpacing available workers, keeping unemployment around 3.4%.
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