AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoPFAS “Forever Chemicals” and health risks: New reporting reiterates how PFAS show up across everyday products and that most Americans have detectable levels, with studies linking long-term exposure to cancer and immune, thyroid, and development problems. Vermont lakes in focus: Gov. Phil Scott proclaimed July Lakes Appreciation Month, highlighting lake health tools like the Shoreland Protection Act and the Lake Wise program as Vermont faces drought and flooding impacts. Cyanobacteria safety: Vermont health officials warn that warm weather can trigger cyanobacteria blooms in Lake Champlain and other waters; kids and pets are especially vulnerable, and people should avoid affected areas and water exposure. State enforcement on public lands: Vermont AG Charity Clark announced a settlement over illegal mountain bike trail building in Mt. Mansfield State Forest, including $35,000 in timber trespass damages and removal of unauthorized features. Clean transportation funding: DEC is accepting applications for $5.9 million to replace diesel vehicles and equipment with electric options using the Volkswagen Environmental Mitigation Trust. Heat and humidity outlook: Weather coverage flags a return of hot, muggy conditions and storm chances as summer humidity peaks.
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