AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoWater & Drought: North Dakota water systems are reported secure so far after Iranian-linked cyberattacks hit municipal supplies in nearby states, while the state also activated its Hay Hotline as drought grips parts of the region. Wildlife & Hunting: ND Game and Fish rolled out 2026 small game, waterfowl and furbearer rules, plus new waterfowl stamp requirements and updated PLOTS access maps online. Carbon Capture: Project Tundra is moving forward with a new lead—Reliant Carbon Capture & Storage—aiming to capture up to 5 million tons of CO2 a year near Milton R. Young Station. Agriculture & Soil Health: A Menoken Farm field day on Sept. 30 will focus on regenerative practices and soil health principles. Energy Costs: A new 50-state analysis links climate and net-zero policies to higher electricity rates, with blue states disproportionately represented among the most expensive. Local Nature Notes: Cooper’s hawks are raising young in a Cheyenne neighborhood, and a separate piece looks at how tree growth can signal stress or health.
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