AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoTijuana River Pollution Fight: San Diego County supervisors approved a plan to explore treating sewage flows from the binational Tijuana River before they reach the ocean, aiming to close a long-standing gap that leaves beaches vulnerable after storms and pipe failures. Coastal Health & Air Quality: The same vote also backed work to address a South County hydrogen sulfide hot spot, where levels have hit 16 times the state standard, with design and permitting moving toward a permanent fix. Climate & Oceans: Environmental groups say NOAA mishandled endangered-species safeguards for Pacific gray whales after a sharp population drop, and they’re moving toward a lawsuit. Wildlife Conservation: In Veracruz, Fundación Yépez released more than 3,000 baby sea turtles into the Gulf after months of night patrols and egg rescue efforts. Water Security: Arizona officials are preparing for Colorado River cuts by looking beyond short-term reserves toward recycling, new groundwater infrastructure, and desalination. Clean Freight Push: Washington joined a West Coast effort to build a zero-emission truck charging and hydrogen network stretching toward Baja California.
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