AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoColorado River Watch: Lake Mead is now just inches above its all-time low, sitting at 1,040.74 feet—another stark reminder of drought pressure on Nevada’s water future. Wildfire Smoke & Health: Air quality advisories were issued across multiple Western states, including Nevada, as wildfire smoke carried lung-penetrating toxins; officials urged people to stay indoors and avoid strenuous activity. Public Health: The drug-resistant fungus Candida auris has been detected in nearly two dozen states this year, with Nevada among those reporting screening cases. Local Governance & Water: Phoenix officials say the federal Colorado River plan unfairly shifts near-term cuts onto the Lower Basin, even as they prepare to use less. Cybersecurity & Critical Infrastructure: The FBI says it’s tracking a rise in malicious cyberattacks on water utilities across several states, prompting operators to boost defenses and be ready to switch to manual controls. Nevada Climate Signals: A new Stacker ranking highlights the hottest Augusts in Nevada since 1895, underscoring how extreme heat is becoming the norm.
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