AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoColorado River Water Moves: Nevada, Arizona and California signed a new water-sharing agreement framework that could let agencies explore “paper” exchanges using San Diego’s massive desalination capacity—aimed at stabilizing Lake Mead during shortages. Heat Risk for People: An NPR analysis finds more than a third of 2026 World Cup matches face dangerous heat risk, raising concerns for players, officials and fans as climate-driven extremes intensify. Arizona Heat, Reframed: ASU research says Phoenix’s dry heat can be just as deadly as humid heat, warning that common humidity-based heat metrics may miss danger. Wildfire Reality Check: A new study finds fewer wildfires are starting in the West, but fires are burning far more land and growing faster—linking prevention gains with climate-driven growth. Conservation Leadership: Desert Foothills Land Trust named Raena Kamakahi as its new president and CEO, focusing on protecting northern Maricopa County habitat. Wildlife at Home: Arizona Game and Fish says bobcats sometimes den in neighborhoods; a Scottsdale family found bobcats in an attic after hearing scratching.
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