AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoHealth & Environment: A new University of Puerto Rico School of Medicine-linked report claims glyphosate (Roundup) may raise risks of anxiety, ADHD and depression in children by disrupting the gut-brain axis and gut bacteria. Wildlife & Invasives: A Florida homeowner guide warns invasive exotics like Brazilian pepper and Mexican petunia can spread fast, form monocultures, and crowd out native wildlife. Climate-Driven Air Quality: Wildfire smoke from Canada and Minnesota pushed air quality to “very unhealthy” or “hazardous” levels across parts of the U.S., forcing closures and indoor moves. Ocean Protection vs. Mining: The U.S. plans to auction huge water areas around American Samoa for deep-sea mining, drawing criticism amid concerns for fragile marine life. Local Resilience & Infrastructure: Puerto Rico’s Air National Guard ran a communications exercise at Punta Salinas to improve rapid, decentralized deployment. Water & Disaster Readiness: A federal program update says Huntsville’s environmental restoration cooperative agreements include Puerto Rico, supporting restoration work across U.S. territories.
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