AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoNuclear Energy: Idaho National Laboratory received a $7 million federal grant to test recycled chloride fuel salts for next-generation molten-salt reactors, with work expected to begin in 2027. Wildlife: Grizzly deaths in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem have reached a modern record for the third year in a row. Managers call the rise predictable as bears’ range changes. Water Rights: A federal lawsuit over Idaho National Laboratory’s water rights has renewed tensions between the state and federal government. Public Health: A report warns emissions from a proposed data center near the Idaho-Utah border could contribute to premature deaths and illness; the project team disputes the findings. Salmon: A conservation group plans to sue NOAA and Alaska officials over Chinook fisheries, saying nearly nine in 10 salmon caught in parts of southern Alaska in 2024–25 came from outside the state, including rivers important to Idaho. Conservation: The Idaho Conservation League named Courtney Washburn executive director. She says she wants to build a broad coalition to protect the state’s air, water, lands and wildlife.
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