AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoMicroplastics Cleanup in Classrooms: New York teachers at Cornell built snail-inspired robots that skim surface water and capture microplastics, with kits and lesson plans rolling out through New York City and Cornell workshops. EV Charging Push: Gov. Kathy Hochul announced $35M for public-sector groups to install and operate Level 2 chargers under Charge Ready NY, aiming to cut costs and improve air quality. Lead-Safety Lawsuit: Earthjustice sued New York’s Department of Health over updated housing rules, arguing they still leave children in older homes exposed to lead—especially around porches and when inspections are skipped. Data Centers vs. Communities: Texas continues to face backlash over large AI data centers, with residents and lawmakers pressing for limits and disclosures on water use, noise, and pollution. Offshore Wind Setback: Louisiana’s offshore wind momentum hit a wall as RWE agreed to relinquish Gulf leases, citing no path forward under current U.S. policy. Food System Pressure: A new report warns U.S. fresh produce growers are squeezed as imports have surged since 2010, raising food-security risks as domestic output declines. Wildlife/Water Protection: New York’s Upper Delaware Council announced its Sept. 13 awards ceremony honoring local conservation and river protection work.
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