AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoUtah Air Quality & Ozone Research: A King Air 350 research aircraft is flying over the Salt Lake Valley to map ozone precursors, with Utah air-quality officials, NASA, and NCAR helping measure VOCs and nitrogen oxides—aimed at tackling summer pollution worsened by heat and wildfires. AI Data Centers vs. Water in the West: A new look at shrinking Western lakes ties the AI data-center boom to mounting water concerns, spotlighting Utah’s Great Salt Lake alongside Lake Mead and Lake Powell. Public Lands Policy in Utah: Trump’s latest cuts shrink Bears Ears and Grand Staircase-Escalante by more than 90%, dissolving the Bears Ears co-management commission and setting up legal fights over a president’s power to reduce monuments. STEM & Community Tech in Utah: Utah’s AGC Southern Utah ran a Build for Girls Construction Camp where teens designed and built doghouses and toured real job sites—hands-on pathways into engineering and trades. Health Tech/Research: University of Utah Health researchers are involved in new Alzheimer’s spread findings, pointing to the Arc protein as a possible target to slow progression. Remote Work Leadership: A practical guide argues virtual teams can build trust through consistent communication habits and tech-enabled social touchpoints.
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