AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoRoadless Protections: More than 1 million people commented on a federal proposal to repeal the Roadless Rule. An analysis of roughly 400,000 unique comments found over 99% opposed the change, which could affect undeveloped forest lands across the West. Kellogg Cleanup: Work is underway to strengthen the cap at a former gypsum repository in the Bunker Hill Superfund site after settling caused water to pool. Stauffer Chemical is responsible for maintaining the cover. Wildlife: A grizzly bear conservation strategy for the Selkirk and Cabinet-Yaak ecosystems, which include North Idaho, is nearing final approval, expected in December. Water Quality: Health officials issued a cyanobacteria alert for Lake Lowell amid harmful algal blooms. Invasive Plants: The BLM plans herbicide treatments on 15,800 acres in southwestern Idaho to target invasive species. Water Costs: Idaho households averaged $286 in water bills in 2025, while bills across the 500 largest U.S. water systems rose 62% over the past decade.
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