AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoMissouri Water & Public Health Fight: Republican AGs led by Missouri’s Catherine Hanaway are urging the EPA to classify the abortion pill mifepristone as a water contaminant, arguing wastewater disposal could affect waterways—while environmental health experts say there’s no proof of harm. Data Center Water Pressure: Heartland residents are pushing back on data centers over water, utility rates, and local control, with some counties considering pauses or moratoriums while zoning rules catch up. Amazon’s Missouri Build: Amazon announced a $10 billion data center campus in Montgomery County, promising 400 jobs and addressing electric service costs, but leaving key water-cooling details unclear. Wildlife & Soil Risk: Missouri gardeners and homeowners are being warned about invasive hammerhead worms, toxic and hard to kill, that can disrupt soil health by preying on earthworms. Invasive Livestock Threat: USDA confirmed New World screwworm in Texas, triggering quarantines, surveillance, and sterile fly releases to protect cattle and other animals. Local Water Protection: Boone County’s Greater Bonne Femme Watershed Initiative kicks off Creek Week (June 20-27) with litter cleanups, creek walks, and volunteer events focused on protecting local water resources. Outdoor/Climate Context: A roundup highlights record-setting heat and extreme weather trends across the U.S., underscoring how fast conditions are shifting.
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