AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoMissouri Water & Health: A wastewater sample from Hawaiʻi County tested positive for dengue virus, with officials noting no active local cases yet and emphasizing mosquito risk and travel-linked history. Missouri Environment & Wildlife: Monarch butterflies are moving through Missouri again, and local educators are urging people to plant native fall nectar sources to help the migrating generation make it safely. Missouri Clean Energy & Industry: MU broke ground on the Payne Energy Innovation Center, a new facility aimed at making power-and-water technologies more sustainable and efficient. Missouri Critical Minerals: Ionic Rare Earths and Missouri-based US Strategic Metals outlined a magnet recycling joint venture near Fredericktown to process recycled rare-earth magnets. Missouri River Research: USGS dye-tracing work on Montana’s Missouri River showed how contaminants can move unevenly, including an 8.2-hour residence time in a reservoir. Local Public Safety: Columbia police met downtown nightlife managers after violent incidents, focusing on better communication and safer, more welcoming streets. Missouri Outdoors: Missouri State Parks listed September events, including guided hikes and fireside chats at state parks.
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