AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoData Center Debate: A University of Kentucky professor says Nvidia’s leadership shake-up is unlikely to halt data center growth. In Lexington, Mayor Linda Gorton says the focus should be limits on smaller facilities, not hyperscale projects. Climate: A new ranking tracks Kentucky’s hottest Novembers since 1895, against a backdrop of rising temperatures. Public Lands: A state agency has opened 1,300 acres in Southern and Eastern Kentucky for public use. Pollution Enforcement: A Lawrence County oil well operator was fined $20,000 and sentenced to a year of home confinement for water pollution. Renewable Energy: The Sebree Solar II project in Henderson County is now operating; Muhlenberg College says renewable energy credits from the project offset all of its campus electricity use. Farming and Water: A study finds expanding hemp production could improve Kentucky water quality and ecological diversity.
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