AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoColorado River Crunch: Lake Powell and Lake Mead hit historic lows, threatening water and power for tens of millions and forcing Southwest planning to accelerate. Arizona Water Science: ASU researchers report most Arizona precipitation evaporates back to the atmosphere (about 95%), making small gains in capturing/recharging water a big deal for reliability. Endangered Species Rollback: The federal government is no longer protecting endangered species’ habitat the same way, and states warn they can’t fully replace the lost safeguards. Privacy vs. Surveillance: In Wisconsin, officials covered Flock automated license plate cameras with trash bags over privacy concerns, with some residents going further. FDA Peptides: The FDA is weighing whether certain unapproved peptides should be allowed in compounded drugs, after prior safety concerns. AI Data for Science: NSF announced $83M to build integrated data systems so AI can actually use scientific datasets, not just compute. Arizona Tech/Business: Lazarus Alliance launched IT pre-acquisition cybersecurity due diligence services, aiming to surface risks before deals close. Space/Science Buzz: A whistleblower physicist claims NASA scrubbed “alien presence” from Apollo photos, though NASA denies it and there’s no independent proof.
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