AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoGreat Lakes Invasive Species: The U.S. Army Corps abruptly lifted a stop-work order on the Brandon Road Interbasin Project near Joliet, hours after Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer called President Trump—an about-face after invasive carp were found alarmingly close to Lake Michigan. Water Infrastructure: Minnesota is sending $22 million to Duluth to replace more than 700 lead service lines, while Marble gets $3 million for iron and manganese treatment systems—another reminder that clean water upgrades are still urgent across the region. Illinois Public Works Leadership: Lacey promoted Vince McGowan to Public Works Director, citing his background in water resources and environmental protection. Climate Resilience Watch: A new global ranking says Chicago is among the better-prepared cities for climate disasters, highlighting the gap between cities that invest in resilience and those that lag. Microplastics Push: Illinois joined a coalition urging the EPA to add microplastics to its drinking-water monitoring list. Data Center Backlash: A new report finds data center opposition is growing nationwide as states consider tighter rules amid power and environmental concerns. Wildlife Health: Shedd Aquarium reported two more beluga deaths, including one transferred from Marineland, with necropsies underway.
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