AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoColorado River Water Cuts: The federal government released a Final EIS for post-2026 Colorado River operations, setting an adaptive framework through 2036 and warning that Arizona, California and Nevada could face up to 3 million acre-feet in annual cuts in worst-case conditions. Extreme Heat & Wildfire Risk: A heat dome is expected to push record-breaking temperatures across the West, including parts of Southern California, raising heat illness risk and wildfire danger. Sharks & Ocean Health: A new global analysis finds shark finning bans haven’t noticeably slowed the worldwide shark product trade, even as experts note healthy shark populations can signal a healthier ocean. Local Water & Invasive Species: Mono County’s Mammoth Lakes Recreation rolled out solar-powered “clean, drain, dry” stations to stop golden mussels and other invasive species from hitchhiking on boats and gear. Public Health Watch: New York’s Legionnaires’ disease outbreak is reported to be over, while broader concerns remain about aging plumbing and building cooling systems. Cybersecurity for Water: Michigan joined Minnesota in reporting cyberattacks on water systems, with officials saying systems were operating safely. Seafood Greenwashing Lawsuit: A class-action targets Amazon seafood listings over alleged misleading “sustainable” and “dolphin safe” claims tied to MSC certification.
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