AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoWildlife & Night Skies: Utah’s “Wild About Utah” urges people to dim lights for birds at night, highlighting how artificial skyglow can disorient migrants and contribute to bird fatalities. Native Fish Management: Utah Division of Wildlife Resources used rotenone in Mill Creek to clear out invasive brook trout and protect Bonneville cutthroat trout, a move that sparked online controversy. Water & Climate Risk: A new report warns Great Salt Lake dust could cost $2B a year in health care, underscoring the lake’s ongoing “silent health emergency.” Hidden Ice Research: University of Utah researchers say a Timpanogos rock glacier hides enough ice to fill 600 Olympic pools, adding to evidence that Utah’s frozen water reserves are easy to miss. Energy & Industry: Utah’s FORGE geothermal work and a broader push for reliable power keep coming up as the state weighs next steps in energy development.
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