AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoBlue-Green Algae Alerts: Kansas officials issued new public health advisories for blue-green algae at a dozen lakes, including Pomona Lake (Osage), Clinton Lake (Douglas), and Lake Afton (Sedgwick). Local Water Monitoring: The advisories warn people to avoid contact with water during “warnings” and to stay out near visible blooms during “watches,” since algae mats can reduce oxygen and release toxins harmful to people and pets. Ogallala Aquifer Survey: In southwest Kansas, Groundwater Management District 3 and the Kansas Geological Survey are using an airborne electromagnetic survey to better map Ogallala Aquifer conditions, with the project expected to finish by July 31. Community Pushback on Data Centers: Douglas County Data Center Watchdogs plan a public info meeting June 23 at the Lawrence Public Library to discuss concerns about potential data center development, including energy and water use, noise, and utility bill impacts. Weed-Proof Lawns: Kansas State University horticulture experts say homeowners can reduce invasive weeds by mowing at proper height, avoiding scalping, and watering deeply but less often to strengthen turfgrass.
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