AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoEnergy & AI Costs: President Trump expanded his Ratepayer Protection Pledge at the EPA, aiming to keep AI-driven data center growth from raising electricity bills, with utilities and developers backing the plan. Nebraska Policy: Gov. Jim Pillen signed LB 1096 to bolster security by criminalizing illegal import of dangerous pathogens or pests, framing it as protection for Nebraska’s agriculture and economy. Agriculture Trade: USDA lifted its ban on Mexican cattle imports after more than a year tied to New World screwworm risk, with phased reopening planned. Local Business & Economy: Omaha’s Fallen Giant Films says a DED-funded $5M grant suspension has left it unable to work or pay staff, raising questions about state support continuity. Food & Community: Lincoln’s Food Bank held a “Canned Creations” competition where businesses built sculptures from food to generate thousands of meals. Public Health: Nebraska Community Blood Bank marked its Eagle Run anniversary while warning supplies are at their lowest since COVID, urging donations. Infrastructure: Lincoln announced July 27 and July 29 street closures for paving and repairs. Ag Operations: NDOT will accept hay harvesting permits online starting July 30, with roadside limits and a wildfire donation option.
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