AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoBorder Biosecurity: USDA says the New World screwworm is now detected in Mexico’s Coahuila just 25 miles from the Texas border—the closest yet—prompting a ramped-up federal response and renewed debate after a lawmaker claimed it was “one mile away.” Public Health & Water: Health experts warn warmer weather can boost blue-green algae (cyanobacteria) risks, especially after heavy rain that feeds nutrient runoff into ponds and waterways. Severe Weather: Houston-area storms triggered severe thunderstorm warnings and a ground stop at Bush Intercontinental as conditions shift fast. Disaster Recovery: SBA disaster loans were approved for South Texas counties hit by spring severe weather, including Cameron County. Local Land Use: Tyler’s planning commission denied a rezoning request that would have added heavy industrial metal recycling to a residential area. Energy & Climate Resilience: A new reliability outlook points to solar and storage as key summer grid supports, even as some regions remain vulnerable. Wildlife & Conservation: Texas Parks and Wildlife approved millions in trail grants statewide, supporting outdoor access and habitat-connected recreation.
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