AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoColorado River Policy: The Trump administration released a long-awaited 10-year plan that could force Arizona, California, and Nevada to cut up to 3 million acre-feet per year during severe drought, with officials saying the harshest reductions may not hit immediately as states negotiate details every two years. Local Water Infrastructure: SRP marked completion of the Gilbert Road Pipeline, a 3.5-mile, 36-inch project designed to move water uphill from SRP wells to the Arizona Canal, boosting reliability and flexibility for central Arizona. Extreme Heat: A heat dome continues to push parts of the Southwest into dangerous territory, with Phoenix and other cities under excessive heat warnings and cooling centers opening. Public Safety Tech (Navajo Nation): Flock is partnering with the Navajo Nation to deploy license plate reader cameras across more than 27,000 square miles to support the Navajo Department of Criminal Investigation and police. Health & Research: ASU researchers are testing enzyme-based approaches to reduce the environmental impact of mine waste, while UArizona is also expanding STEM-focused education, including a new content creation degree track for Gen Z. Space Science: DESI released new results using the Lyman-alpha forest to tighten cosmology constraints, including neutrino mass limits and dark energy behavior.
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