AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoConsumer Privacy: Utah will receive nearly $7 million from General Motors’ $220 million multistate settlement over allegations it sold drivers’ location and driving data to insurers. The deal requires GM to obtain drivers’ consent before collecting or sharing that information. Online Markets: Utah has filed criminal charges against Kalshi and its co-founders, arguing the prediction market’s sports offerings violate state gambling laws. Data Center Debate: A new analysis says the proposed Stratos campus in Box Elder County could bring air pollution and health costs; the project’s backers dispute the findings. Its potential power and water demands are also drawing scrutiny. Energy Development: Valar Atomics faced questions at a packed Price City Council meeting about its proposed reactor project, while Utah regulators weigh taking over permits for underground carbon-storage wells. Great Salt Lake: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints pledged $3 million to help Utah remove invasive phragmites and restore shoreline wetlands. Advanced Manufacturing: Utah companies are partnering with USA Bobsled & Skeleton to develop high-tech sleds, linking the state’s aerospace and defense expertise with Team USA’s preparations for the 2034 Salt Lake City Games.
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