AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoFood Safety Clash: Mexico denies responsibility for the fast-growing U.S. cyclospora outbreak tied by the FDA to lettuce from Taylor Farms in Guanajuato, as confirmed cases top 4,000 and officials warn the true toll may be far higher. Public Health Watch: The FDA says it’s investigating new possible sources and has added another not-yet-identified product to its traceback list, after earlier testing flagged a false positive. Wildlife & Biosecurity: U.S.-funded scientists in Panama begin outdoor tests of genetically modified screwworm flies to fight the flesh-eating parasite threatening livestock across Central America and the U.S. Clean Energy Push: Cubico and Mexico’s CFE will develop five solar-and-wind projects plus 500 MWh of battery storage across multiple states under a long-term framework. Climate Resilience: El Niño is underway, with Monterey officials stressing it “is not weather” but can tilt odds toward wetter conditions and coastal impacts. Nature Notes: Orcas have been filmed ramming sunfish so hard they explode, possibly for play or easier feeding.
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