AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoColorado River Drought: Lake Powell hit a new record low, dropping to about 3,519.8 feet and edging toward the point where hydropower could be affected—another warning sign for Utah and the rest of the basin. Great Salt Lake: The Great Salt Lake’s low water levels are threatening habitat for roughly 12 million migratory birds, with salinity and food sources under pressure. Wildlife & Public Safety: Utah euthanized a black bear after it roamed Logan neighborhoods for days, and officials are also warning hunters to check wildfire closures after intrusions into active fire areas. Weather Extremes: Meteorologists confirmed an EF-1 tornado in Tooele County near Dugway, with damage to trees, a carport, and irrigation equipment. State Policy & Energy: Three Utah groups filed an FTC complaint over pro-nuclear billboards, arguing they’re misleading about radiation and waste. Water & Habitat Management: Utah proposed changes to make more native fish species catchable (with release rules) as drought reshapes aquatic habitats. Local Planning: UDOT is seeking public input on a future transportation corridor in western Cache County.
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