AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoData-Centre Concerns: Standing Buffalo Dakota First Nation is demanding answers about a major AI data centre near Regina, raising concerns over groundwater, cooling, natural-gas use and waste as the project expands. Ancient Fish: New research suggests some Great Lakes lake sturgeon may live 300 to 400 years. Georgian Bay Forever has launched a project to protect habitat for a species reduced to about 1 per cent of its historic population. Water Watch: B.C. advocates are urging the next government to address water scarcity as El Niño raises drought concerns; Comox Valley reservoir inflows are the lowest in 64 years. Waste and Restoration: Saskatchewan’s waste summit focused on confusing recycling rules, contamination and landfill pressure. Separately, a Canadian harbour cleanup removed 7,300 cubic metres of toxic sediment, and fish returned after more than 30 years. Project Reviews: Alberta’s Court of Appeal again ruled the federal Impact Assessment Act unconstitutional, a decision with potential consequences for major-project reviews.
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