AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoMissouri River Habitat: Volunteers will remove invasive eastern red cedar saplings from Green Island, on the Nebraska side of the Missouri River, to help native plants and wildlife thrive. Groundwater: University of Nebraska researchers are studying hidden nitrogen and ways to reduce risks to groundwater. Prairie Conservation: Nearly $19 million is available to help protect Nebraska prairie and habitat for the state bird and prairie chickens. Energy and Development: Google is moving ahead with plans for a Palo data center and will hold a public meeting; residents elsewhere are pressing states to address data centers’ power costs. Fall Outlook: Nebraska’s winter forecast favors warmer conditions, while snowfall remains uncertain.
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