AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoData Centers & Water in Kansas: A Topeka summit drew both boosters and protesters over “hyperscale” data centers, with state officials stressing Kansas law protects existing water users and that developers can secure water via purchases, new rights, or buying existing rights. Public Health—Cyclospora: KDHE reports Kansas cyclosporiasis (explosive diarrhea) jumped from 22 to 55 cases in a week, with health officials urging precautions as the national outbreak grows. Water Safety—Great Bend Industrial Park: KDHE rescinded a “do not drink” order for the Great Bend Industrial Park supply after lab tests showed no bacteriological contamination, but nitrate levels remain elevated so customers are still told not to boil. Algae Update—Clinton Lake: KDHE lifted its blue-green algae advisory for Clinton Lake after toxin levels dropped below thresholds. Heat & Wildlife Care: A Kansas heat advisory covered eastern areas, while Tanganyika Wildlife Park described steps like shade, fans, misters, ice, and indoor access to protect animals and visitors during extreme temperatures. Local Environment Governance: Ellis County commissioners discussed library bond coverage and a Household Hazardous Waste grant for new portable drum scales.
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