AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoHeat & public safety: A record-breaking eastern heat wave is straining the grid and driving up heat-related ER visits, while holiday events in the region are being paused or adjusted as officials warn people to hydrate and watch for heat illness. Food & health: A CDC study finds tick-linked alpha-gal allergy markers in up to 31% of blood samples in some higher-risk states, raising concerns about red meat reactions. Livestock research: NC State, FFAR and Agragene are funding a $300,000 project to improve control of New World screwworm using sterile, reproductively vigorous male flies. Local governance & schools: Beaufort County School District selected two new principals for 2026-27. Tech & infrastructure: Heat is also fueling backlash over AI data centers’ power and water demands, with lawmakers pushing for stronger oversight or moratoriums. North Carolina science & nature: The NC Shark Conservancy is seeking a permit to remove and study a dead 10-foot hammerhead shark found on Pea Island. Community programs: NC Cooperative Extension is opening applications for its next Extension Master Food Volunteer training starting Oct. 1.
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