AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoAir Quality Policy: The EPA has proposed fully approving North Dakota’s regional haze plan, reversing a 2024 partial rejection and setting up a 30-day public comment period—supporters say it keeps baseload power running while protecting visibility in national parks and wilderness areas. Wildlife & Hunting: North Dakota Game and Fish says the pheasant forecast looks promising, with regular season set for Oct. 10–Jan. 3, and more than 750 fall turkey licenses still available in three units starting Sept. 16. Drought & Weather: Abnormally dry conditions continue across North Dakota and nearby states, while Labor Day brings a chance for widespread rain and a marginal severe weather threat with damaging winds and large hail possible. Water Rules: The Trump administration is revising proposed WOTUS definitions, seeking fresh public input on what counts as “waters of the U.S.” for Clean Water Act protections. Cyber & Privacy: Thomson Reuters confirmed a breach that exposed court records in multiple jurisdictions, including North Dakota, with potential exposure of sensitive personal data. Community & Land Use: Project Tundra’s development structure is updated, expanding carbon capture development and adding CO2 utilization opportunities in North Dakota.
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