AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoWildlife: Scientists are fitting nearly 1,750 monarch butterflies with tiny solar-powered trackers to map their 3,000-mile migration and identify stopover sites. The findings could help protect the species, which winters in Mexico’s oyamel fir forests and faces threats from habitat loss, pesticides and climate change. Water Pollution: Untreated sewage, industrial waste and runoff from the Tijuana River can travel more than 20 miles along the coast before pollution enters the air near San Diego, researchers found. Air Quality: Mexicali researchers warn winter temperature inversions could trap pollution near the ground for days or weeks, worsening exposure to fine particles that can enter the bloodstream. Clean Energy: A planned 210-megawatt electrolyzer in Sinaloa has moved toward construction under a new deal, supplying renewable hydrogen for a low-carbon methanol project; financing remains a condition.
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