AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoIndustrial Emissions: Oyster Creek’s MEGlobal Americas became the first U.S. ethylene glycol producer to earn independent carbon-footprint certification, giving customers verified emissions data for its products. Data Center Pressure: A University of Houston survey found 79% of Texas voters want limits on data centers amid concerns about water supplies and electricity bills; residents are also seeking oversight of a proposed Amazon facility. Gulf Coast Development: Federal approval of an $8.2 billion Texas deepwater LNG export port could expand gas exports, with potential environmental impacts along the coast and across the fuel’s lifecycle. Flood Recovery: Texas has deployed emergency resources for heavy rain and flooding, while FEMA approved aid for 20 counties affected by July storms. Wildlife Health: A New World screwworm case in a Texas elk marks the first reported U.S. wildlife case, prompting concern for deer and other animals. Methane Rules: The Trump administration is moving to roll back oil-and-gas methane safeguards, weakening a key control on climate-warming pollution.
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