AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoCoastal Damage: Tropical Storm Rachel’s powerful surf battered Long Beach, leaving eight buildings red-tagged and parts of the historic boardwalk damaged. Researchers say the Pacific hurricane season has set a record for storm energy, while officials warn coastal risks could worsen this winter. El Niño Preparations: California is urging residents to prepare for heavy rain, flooding and high surf as El Niño strengthens; emergency officials recommend making evacuation plans and stocking essential supplies. Climate Partnership: California and France agreed to work together on clean energy, wildfire prevention, biodiversity and access to clean water. River Restoration: Chinook salmon quickly returned to historic Klamath River habitat after four dams were removed: more than 13,000 passed the former dam sites in 2025, reaching 88% of known historical habitat. Waste and Agriculture: An expanded San Joaquin County compost facility will process more food scraps and yard waste, diverting organic material from landfills and producing compost for local farms.
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