AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoMissouri Riverfront Greening: Jefferson City is partnering with the Missouri Department of Conservation to plant 25 native trees and 432 native plants at the new River Market, aiming to boost pollinator and wildlife habitat while strengthening connections along the riverfront. Local Data Center Scrutiny: Joplin City Council voted 9-0 to delay a proposed ordinance for future data centers, sending it back for more revisions after residents weigh in and staff incorporate guidance from a Missouri Municipal League workshop. Power Lines, Property Impacts: In St. Charles County, Ameren open houses drew concerns from homeowners about a transmission corridor that could expand capacity and potentially remove tree lines along creeks. Heat & the Grid: Ameren says Missouri’s grid is stable during a heat wave, but higher cooling demand is still expected to hit customer bills. Wildlife & Water Quality: A Mizzou study finds salt adaptation in wood frogs can increase vulnerability to ranavirus, highlighting a hidden tradeoff from salt pollution. Outdoor Conservation Spotlight: A Springfield naturalist column highlights prairie restoration in Chariton County and the discovery of rare bees, underscoring why habitat protection matters.
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