AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoGulf Storm Watch: Oil prices jumped as forecasters warn a Gulf system could intensify into the first Atlantic hurricane of 2026, threatening offshore production and gas output. PFAS Research: Texas A&M–Corpus Christi is launching a $380,000 study measuring PFAS in spotted seatrout, including lab tests on early-life exposure and comparisons across older and newer chemical formulations. Flooded Hay Safety: Texas A&M AgriLife updated guidance urging ranchers to separate water-damaged hay, watch for mold and contamination, and handle saturated bales carefully after hurricanes or heavy rain. Wildlife & Roads: Deer-vehicle collision risk peaks in fall; drivers are urged to slow near wooded areas at dusk/dawn and avoid swerving. Community Conservation: Riverside Nature Center board member Kathryn Dover highlights the center’s education and conservation work along the Guadalupe, including rain conservation programs. Local Air Quality Concern: Texas Southern University reopened its Science Building after mold and air-quality problems, but students report lingering musty odors and visible mold.
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