AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoWildlife & Public Health: Los Angeles County reported a record 69 rabid bats this year, with most detections in the Santa Clarita Valley, urging residents to avoid contact and report sick or unusual bats. Coastal Resilience: California’s Coastal Commission is weighing limits on driving on the sand at Centerville Beach County Park to protect dune habitat and the federally threatened western snowy plover. Species Recovery: The Aquarium of the Pacific’s frog nursery continues efforts to rebuild critically endangered mountain yellow-legged frog populations, celebrating releases of 1,000 frogs since 2020 after wildfire habitat loss. Climate Policy: Washington finalized steps to link its carbon market with California–Québec, with both markets expected to be linked in 2027. Water & Food Safety: California signed a law creating a non-ultra-processed food label, while other reporting highlights ongoing state moves to tighten chemical transparency rules. El Niño & Flood Risk: A new analysis links climate change to a sharp rise in coastal flood days nationwide, underscoring how higher sea levels make flooding more likely even without major storms.
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