AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoData Center Backlash: Oracle is dropping its Wisconsin lawsuit against regulators tied to data-center financial support requirements, as UW-System leaders also signal hopes to freeze tuition for two years—showing how big infrastructure and public costs are colliding in state policy. Local Governance: Oneida County approved a one-year moratorium on data centers to study zoning and growth impacts, citing electricity, water use, noise, and generator pollution. Wildlife Health: Wisconsin DNR confirmed epizootic hemorrhagic disease (EHD) in two wild deer in Washington County; the virus spreads via biting midges and isn’t a threat to humans. Public Health: A measles outbreak in southwest Wisconsin grew to 39 cases tied to the fast-moving spread, with coverage gaps highlighted by CDC data. Weather & Safety: NWS issued severe thunderstorm watches and warnings across parts of southeast Wisconsin, with hail and damaging winds possible. Conservation & Community: UW-Oshkosh native-plant advocates are pushing back against mowing that’s shrinking pollinator habitat, while Kohler-Andrae State Park plans Aug. 25-29 nature programs. Recycling & Stewardship: Wisconsin Senate members advanced AB911, setting up statewide battery collection and recycling funding through stewardship fees.
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