AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoWater Security: Tuolumne Utilities District signed a federal agreement allowing it to buy up to 2,500 acre-feet of New Melones water a year; the supply isn’t guaranteed and must be paid for. Data Centers: Even Vernon, a longtime industrial hub near Los Angeles, is considering environmental review for data centers amid concerns over electricity, water, emissions and noise. El Niño: Forecasters warn a strong event could bring damaging coastal storms and further pressure California’s snowpack as ocean temperatures reach records. Pollution & Health: Imperial County residents are pushing back against Salton Sea development plans as shrinking, polluted shorelines expose nearby communities to dust linked to severe asthma. Fresno County supervisors also approved a blast mine near the San Joaquin River despite warnings of catastrophic risk. Climate Policy: A federal appeals court limited parts of California’s climate-disclosure laws, while allowing Scope 1 and 2 reporting to proceed.
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