AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoWildfire Smoke & Heat Risk: The National Weather Service warns Canadian wildfire smoke will drift into the Northeast, with surface smoke potentially worsening air quality Wednesday into Thursday and thickening over New Jersey by Thursday. Public Health: CDC reports 1,645 confirmed cyclospora cases across 34 states and is investigating 5,100 possible cases, with Michigan the hardest hit; officials are tracing produce sources. Water & Flood Resilience: Princeton and seven neighboring municipalities are seeking public input for a federally recognized Nine Element Watershed Management Plan for the Lower Millstone watershed, targeting flooding, streambank erosion, and stormwater failures. Local Infrastructure: Camden County continues recovery planning after flooding overwhelmed the city, with FEMA approving more than $52 million for resilience and recovery across New Jersey and New York. Environment Policy Watch: NJ Supreme Court is set to review environmental justice rules, a key test for how the state applies EJ standards. Community Land Stewardship: Princeton Council approved Adopt-a-Park agreements for Herrontown Woods and Autumn Hill Reservation, formalizing long-running habitat and trail work.
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