AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoSuperfund Cleanup: The EPA has begun cleanup at the century-old Philipsburg-area Rumsey Mill site, targeting mercury and other heavy metals that have flowed into Fred Burr Creek and the Clark Fork River basin. Wildlife Habitat Funding: The National Fish and Wildlife Foundation awarded $13.3 million in Western grants to protect winter ranges and migration corridors for mule deer, elk, pronghorn and more, including projects in Montana. Dinosaur Science: UCLA researchers used chemical analysis of T. rex tooth enamel to estimate a body temperature around 97°F, strengthening the case that the predator was warm-blooded. Capitol Restoration: Montana’s historic “Montana” statue on the Capitol dome will be replaced, not refurbished, to improve long-term structural stability and weather resistance. Autonomous Tech in Montana: CubCloud AI says it’s applying to run Montana’s first fleet of Tesla Cybercabs in Missoula, raising new questions about passenger safety and local rollout. Education & Workforce: Montana tribal colleges face funding pressure, while a separate national push expands decision-making training for policymakers, including leaders from Montana.
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