AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoEnvironmental Oversight: West Virginia’s attorney general is investigating environmental groups over their climate advocacy, prompting lawsuits that call the subpoenas political and overly broad. An Ohio judge ruled lawmakers illegally tried to repeal a 50-year-old air-pollution rule. Coasts and Water: California approved two new, tribally nominated marine protected areas and expanded two others. New York added $6.5 million for a Long Island shellfish hatchery, bringing state support to $16.5 million. Climate and Energy: A U.N. report says U.S. emissions rose as global progress toward climate targets falters. University of Michigan researchers warn that climate-driven heat extremes could strain peak electricity demand, even as efficient heating and cooling spread. Pollution Risks: PFAS were detected in 83% of monitored U.S. waterways, according to a new report. Texas data-center growth is also raising concerns about threats to decades of air-quality gains.
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