AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoSupreme Court Climate Fight: The U.S. Supreme Court heard Boulder’s bid to keep its climate lawsuit against ExxonMobil and Suncor alive, arguing the companies helped drive climate harm while hiding risks. Early Childhood Policy: North Carolina Gov. Josh Stein urged HHS to protect Head Start standards as federal changes are considered, warning the program’s research-based safeguards must remain. AI/Data Centers: Amazon pledged $1B over five years for communities hosting data centers, as opposition grows over energy, water, and local impacts tied to the AI build-out. Border Security Tech: The U.S. Army is testing counter-drone weapons along the Mexico border after detecting hundreds of drone incursions in a month. Public Health Watch: U.S. officials are monitoring a reported pneumonic plague death in Russia, saying risk appears low but information is limited. Housing/Local Planning: Grantville presented its 2026-2046 comprehensive plan draft, with residents focused on roads and sidewalks. Disaster Recovery: Punaluʻu residents in Hawaii say they’ve been without hot water for weeks after Hurricane Lala damaged a private water system. Tech/Manufacturing: Hovione plans to install a next-gen continuous tableting system in the U.S., aiming to streamline drug production. Elections: California’s early voting started Monday, with ballot rules and mail-voting disputes still front and center.
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