AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoLake Tahoe wildlife & crime: Investigators say 28 mature pine trees at Burnt Cedar Beach in Incline Village have been poisoned since 2022, with 16 more hit in 2026; at least 10 trees died and officials are offering a combined $147,000 reward for information leading to an arrest. Colorado River drought: Lake Powell has hit a new modern low, sitting around 22% full and far below the minimum power pool that can affect hydropower generation—another reminder of how long the megadrought is reshaping water and electricity across the West. Public lands & data centers: Nevada lawmakers are joining a broader push for transparency as Democrats question how data centers are approved on federal land, pointing to a Nevada case where an Interior appeals judge paused a project over environmental review and public input. Energy transition: Fervo Energy says Utah’s first utility-scale next-gen geothermal plant (enhanced geothermal) has begun delivering power, aiming to add reliable, low-emissions electricity as AI-driven demand strains grids. Invasive species: Crews continue tamarisk removal efforts in the West, targeting the invasive saltcedar that crowds out native habitat and alters river ecosystems.
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