AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoAI Infrastructure: Google is moving ahead with a $17 billion data-center campus in Laramie County, its first in Wyoming. The company says it will pay for all the facility’s electricity and use air cooling to limit water use; a planned 702-megawatt natural-gas and fuel-cell project will supply power. Crusoe says it has sold the site to Google. Development Debate: In Campbell County, three bidders pitched data-center plans for the county-owned Spaeth Ranch, alongside proposals for an energy park or agricultural technology campus. Wildlife Research: Wyoming biologists found the fungus that causes deadly white-nose syndrome in bats at Yellowstone for the first time. Volunteers are also helping Fish and Game monitor pikas as warmer conditions threaten the alpine mammals. Student Science: Upton sophomore Joslyn Pischke won a national FFA agriscience title for research on horse owners’ interest in preventive health care. Water Outlook: Wyoming officials say recent rain raised Lake Powell’s level, but a strong winter snowpack will be key to replenishing the Colorado River system.
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