AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoEnergy & Climate: Wyoming-linked water and climate coverage highlights how nature—not politics—drives the Colorado River’s next rules, with snowpack from Wyoming among the key inflows, while a separate report warns a Yellowstone super-eruption could trigger far-reaching food and health system shocks. Wildlife & Research: A University of Wyoming doctoral student helped date an astonishing 1,289-year-old whitebark pine in Grand Teton National Park, the oldest on record, and Wyoming officials say Mollie’s Pack survived the hunt season intact. Tech & Infrastructure: Chainlink launched CCIP 2.0 to let institutions move tokenized assets across blockchains without rebuilding their systems, and a DOE SPARK update backs grid upgrades to add capacity—relevant as AI data centers keep driving electricity demand. STEM Education & Wyoming Institutions: Wyoming Blockchain Stampede is set to kick off with UW President Reeves, and Laramie County colleges conferred 877 degrees/certificates in 2023-24, led by Welding Technology. Local Governance & Policy: Grand Targhee’s expansion objection meeting pressed the Forest Service on South Bowl and other changes, while Wyoming’s education policy debate continues amid national scrutiny of sex education grades.
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