AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoData Center Fight: California has paused what could be its biggest AI data center as Imperial County adopts a 45-day halt and faces a separate legal battle over Colorado River water access, turning a zoning dispute into a broader fight over water, air quality, and energy demand. Invasive Species Watch: Golden mussels have been confirmed in the Port of West Sacramento, with officials saying it’s an established local population and urging boaters to clean, drain, and dry gear to slow spread. Water Costs Under Drought Planning: In Los Altos Hills, residents are pushing back on proposed rate hikes after a conservation group warned drought projections could drive steep, ongoing increases. Wildlife & Habitat: A long-term study finds mountain lions in a small Bay Area preserve can trigger ecosystem-wide changes, including deer behavior shifts and plant recovery. Public Safety at the Coast: A 9-foot great white was spotted off La Jolla Shores, prompting caution signs as warm waters may bring more sharks this summer. Fire Management: CAL FIRE and The Nature Conservancy plan a 649-acre prescribed burn at Dye Creek Preserve near Los Molinos, aimed at habitat improvement and reducing catastrophic wildfire risk.
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