AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoSevere Weather: A Flash Flood Warning hit south-central Coos County until 9:30 p.m. EDT as thunderstorms dumped 2–2.5 inches, with more rain possible and fast flooding risks for roads, streams, and low-lying areas. Heat & Storm Outlook: Forecasters say hot, humid conditions linger into Sunday, with humidity easing early next week and a cooler, drier pattern expected by next weekend. Air Quality Policy: The EPA proposed steps that could speed up New Hampshire’s move to end its vehicle inspection and maintenance program, potentially removing the state from a federal ozone rule and reducing Clean Air Act violations. Public Health: Cyclospora linked to iceberg lettuce continues spreading—CDC says the outbreak now involves 15 states, with New Hampshire among those reporting cases. Waste & Flood Recovery: Lebanon is seeking $15.3 million to extend its landfill life by 19 years, while FEMA denied federal flood cleanup funding for Madison, prompting the state to appeal. Invasive Species: Spotted lanternfly has been found in Hampshire County, raising concerns for local vineyards. Energy & Climate Tech: A first-of-its-kind small nuclear plant in Wyoming backed by Gates and Buffett is framed as a potential model for faster new power generation.
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