AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoNuclear Energy & Resilience: The U.S. Army’s Janus program is moving ahead with up to $2.2 billion to install nuclear microreactors at five bases, including Fort Campbell in Kentucky, aiming for reliable, around-the-clock power even if the civilian grid fails. Air Pollution Policy Fight: Kentucky Attorney General Russell Coleman has asked the U.S. Supreme Court to review an EPA rule tightening soot limits, arguing the agency overstepped and didn’t properly weigh costs. Extreme Heat: Southwest Kentucky and nearby Tennessee face a Heat Advisory and Extreme Heat Watch with feels-like temperatures topping 100° for several days, urging residents to hydrate and limit outdoor exposure. Drought Watch: South-central Kentucky is sliding toward a possible “flash drought” as rainfall stays scarce and topsoil dries quickly. Wildlife & Habitat: Kentucky’s neighbors are seeing wildlife shifts too—West Virginia elk are roaming farther as their restored herd grows, and black bear sightings are rising statewide in Tennessee. Community & Environment-Adjacent: Kentucky Fish and Wildlife is gearing up for Labor Day on the water and the start of hunting season, after a deadly July boat crash.
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