AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoNative landscaping on campus: Bellevue University is expanding native plants across its 67-acre grounds, using seeds grown in its greenhouse to cut water and fertilizer needs while improving erosion control. Severe weather watch: Forecasters upgraded parts of Nebraska and Iowa to a Level 3 Enhanced Risk for July 3, with the biggest threat tied to fast-growing storm complexes that can bring large hail and damaging winds. Heat and health: A major heat wave is pushing extreme heat illness risk across much of the country, with officials urging people to plan for dangerous conditions over the July 4 weekend. Storm cleanup in Omaha: South Omaha residents described sudden damage from a fast-moving storm, including downed trees and power outages. Data center pushback: More Nebraska counties are considering or adopting moratoriums on data centers as residents raise concerns about water and electricity impacts. Packaging law fight: Nebraska AG Mike Hilgers joined a multi-state lawsuit challenging California’s plastics and packaging Extended Producer Responsibility law. Fireworks safety: Panhandle officials stressed fireworks safety during dry, windy conditions and urged residents to monitor air quality and follow local restrictions. Water and trees for producers: Nebraska soil and water programs highlighted cost-share options for flow meters and tree planting to support smarter water use and conservation.
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