AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoWyoming GOP infighting: A Wyoming Republican Party leadership committee meeting drew notable internal pushback over whether party leaders should endorse primary candidates, despite the panel backing Harriet Hageman for U.S. Senate, Chuck Gray for U.S. House and Brent Bien for governor—marking the first non-neutral primary stance in decades. Energy & industry: American Rare Earths says it accelerated feasibility work at its Halleck Creek project in Wyoming, advancing drilling, pilot processing and steps toward a planned NASDAQ listing. Rare earth supply chain: American Rare Earths also continues to position itself for U.S. rare-earth magnet demand as the broader push to reduce China’s dominance gathers momentum. Water policy: A federal report outlines Colorado River management for the next decade, including severe downstream cuts and a conservation target that Upper Basin states including Wyoming will have to plan around. Grid reliability: The DOE issued an emergency order to help the central U.S. power grid manage extreme heat and reduce blackout risk across 17 states. Local business calendar: Cheyenne and Laramie County event listings highlight the Laramie County Fair and major downtown music programming.
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