AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoGlobal STEM: South Dakota Mines has partnered with the University of Papua New Guinea to support student and faculty exchanges, joint research and possible 2+2 degrees, building on a program that has brought more than 120 Papua New Guinea students to Dakotas universities. Data Center Planning: Yankton County officials will review proposed rules for data centers at a public work session Nov. 12; the draft would prohibit facilities larger than 25 megawatts. Student Innovation: Teams from Brookings High School and SDSU have been selected as NASA rover challenge finalists. Water Resources: South Dakota’s aquifers are declining, raising concerns about future freshwater supplies. Environmental Research: Rapid City is testing biochar as a possible way to address contaminated compost.
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