AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoPFAS “forever chemicals” in everyday life: New reporting highlights how per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances show up widely in products and in blood, with long-term exposure linked to cancer, immune and thyroid problems, and developmental harms. Wildlife health alert: Vermont DEC says a rabid beaver was found near Turtle Island after a July 4 attack, keeping a swimming advisory in place and urging people to avoid beavers and even carcasses. Lake stewardship spotlight: The Vermont Loon Conservation Project will brief the public July 23 on water quality monitoring and aquatic invasive prevention around Lake Iroquois. Waste district fraud recovery: CSWD says more than $2.27 million stolen in a phishing scheme will be returned after federal forfeiture. Heat and mental health: National coverage warns extreme heat can worsen anxiety and depression and drive more emergency mental-health visits. Road and construction impacts: A ramp closure between I-89 North and I-91 North is expected to cause delays Wednesday. Burlington infrastructure with environmental upgrades: Main Street’s rebuild includes stormwater infiltration and a modern sewer system, plus trees and safer crossings.
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