AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoWater Quality Watch: North Dakota DEQ says Goose River red discoloration likely came from low water flow, high temperatures, groundwater inflow, and organic buildup that depleted oxygen—no direct link to a permitted wastewater facility was found, but the public is told to avoid drinking or recreating in the affected stretch while monitoring continues. Endangered Species Policy: A new Trump-era U.S. Fish and Wildlife directive would allow endangered animals to be killed during logging, development, and other activities if the activity’s purpose isn’t killing—sparking backlash from wildlife advocates who warn the Endangered Species Act could become toothless. Agriculture & Inputs: BASF and Bunge announced Bunge will process BASF’s InVigor Gold canola, with initial commercial availability planned for Montana, North Dakota, and Washington starting in 2027. Local Land-Use Tension: Harmony Township residents are pushing for a two-year data center moratorium as Geronimo Power advances plans that critics say are moving too fast and raise concerns about noise, water use, traffic, wildlife impacts, and farming impacts. Energy & Climate Context: A new state-by-state analysis finds electricity prices vary sharply, with North Dakota listed among the lowest rates, and researchers pointing to policy choices and climate/energy mandates as key drivers.
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