AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoData Centers & Local Control: A Scott County candidate forum put water use, farmland loss, and utility-rate hikes front and center as residents pushed back on data centers, while debate over Flock cameras stayed more mixed. Supreme Court & Environment: The U.S. Supreme Court’s new term starts Oct. 5 with cases touching religious liberty, guns, immigration—and environmental issues. Food for Schools: Kentucky’s Agriculture Department says 171 school districts have adopted the model policy under Senate Bill 5 to boost locally grown food in classrooms. Urban Forestry: Frankfort will host Tree Week Oct. 9–18 with events like stargazing and a twilight hike at Buckley Wildlife Sanctuary. Invasive Species Swap: UK’s Bradford pear bounty lets Kentuckians cut and photograph Bradford pears for a free native tree replacement through county Extension events. Wildlife & Public Safety: A Shelbyville report warns residents after a young black bear was spotted downtown. Climate Litigation Watch: A Supreme Court argument in Suncor v. Boulder County could reshape how climate-related lawsuits proceed under state law.
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