AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoCoastal Damage: Tropical Storm Rachel’s powerful surf battered Long Beach, leaving homes at risk and eight buildings red-tagged; erosion is also renewing calls to reroute Highway 101 in Carlsbad. El Niño Watch: Forecasters warn a strengthening El Niño could bring California a winter with 150% to 200% of normal rainfall, raising flood concerns. Warm Pacific waters are also bringing unusual fish, including bullet tuna, to Southern California. Wildlife and Habitats: California redwoods show signs of heat stress, while severe weather could delay the Wallis Annenberg wildlife crossing’s planned December opening. Policy and Resilience: A new state law has given opponents of Oakland’s coal terminal fresh hope in their decade-long fight. California and France also renewed cooperation on wildfire protection and clean energy, and state officials announced $171 million for safe, affordable drinking water.
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