AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoMining Pollution: Ice-core research traces arsenic, lead and other toxic metals in Arctic ice to the Anaconda Copper Mine near Butte. Researchers estimate its emissions exposed more than 50 million Americans to pollution during the early 20th century. Data Center Debate: Conservation groups say a proposed water well could obscure the impacts of Quantica’s planned 5,100-acre campus near Broadview; the project could use up to 150,000 gallons a day during construction. A Missoula AI company is also suing the city over data-center restrictions. AI Education: The University of Montana plans to launch an online, three-course AI certificate emphasizing ethical judgment as well as practical skills. Montana Research: Montana State researchers received a $1.5 million grant to study adaptive grazing management with ranchers. Wildlife Health: White-nose syndrome has been confirmed in Glacier National Park, putting bat health in focus.
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