AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoPublic Lands: Montana and the Bureau of Land Management expanded their partnership to restore forests and watersheds, reduce wildfire fuels and support timber production and wildlife habitat. Data Centers: Conservation groups urged state officials to reject or further review a water-well application for the proposed Quantica campus near Broadview, saying it could obscure the scale of a project planned to use up to 150,000 gallons daily during construction. In Missoula, CubCloud AI is suing over city zoning restrictions, arguing they violate Montana’s Right to Compute Act. Business: Atlanta-based Ardent Companies bought buildings on Main Street in Bozeman and downtown Whitefish, and says it is pursuing more Montana properties. Energy: The Public Service Commission delayed its NorthWestern Energy merger decision until Nov. 10; critics warn the deal could affect customer rates and data-center plans. Agriculture: The Robertus family marked 100 years of farming near Laurel, celebrating its sugar-beet legacy with vintage equipment. Politics: Former Sen. Jon Tester confirmed an advisory role with Palantir, saying he joined to help explain the company’s approach to privacy.
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