AGP Executive Report
Last update: 1 hours agoBird Habitat: Missouri homeowners can support birds with native plants, trees, shrubs and grasses that provide food, shelter and nesting sites—not just feeders, says a MU Extension specialist. Wildlife: Hunters in Audrain, Callaway and Montgomery counties must submit deer for chronic wasting disease testing this weekend. St. Louis County’s Lone Elk Park has closed indefinitely after an aggressive bull elk began attacking cars. Water Infrastructure: Missouri awarded New London $4.1 million in grants and loans for drinking-water system upgrades; Freeburg also received $3.39 million for wastewater improvements. Energy and Conservation: Ameren plans three more battery plants in Missouri, while Jackson County halted a surplus process for Blue River property, citing preservation concerns. Urban Waterways: An EPA team visited Springfield to assess Renew Jordan Creek cleanup sites.
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