AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoPFAS & Farm Fertilizer: The Trump administration killed proposed EPA rules that would have curbed PFAS-contaminated sewage sludge (biosolids) used on farmland, despite research and health concerns tied to “forever chemicals.” Manufacturing Tech: ORNL researchers unveiled an error-correction system for large composite 3D printing that monitors nozzle position, speed, and material temperature and can correct mistakes in real time. AI Data Centers: Governments worldwide face backlash over AI data-center growth, with fights centered on land use, power demand, and water strain—plus rising utility costs. Maine Housing Data Glitch: Greenville’s reported 89 housing permits in 2025 appears to be a state database error; the town says approvals were far lower, raising questions about whether Maine can track progress toward its housing goals. New England Seafood Research: UMaine is partnering on a $15M effort to modernize and strengthen the regional seafood industry using cutting-edge research. ICE Body Cameras & Transparency: ICE is moving toward body cameras for vehicle stops after fatal shootings in Maine and Texas, while DHS still refuses to name officers involved in killings, keeping pressure on local agencies for disclosure.
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