AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoGreat Lakes wildlife: Researchers say an invasive “bloody red” shrimp is now reproducing in Lake Superior’s Duluth-Superior Harbor, meaning all five Great Lakes are infested—raising new stakes for fisheries and shipping ecosystems. Michigan water & public health: Michigan released its 2026 Eat Safe Fish Guides, updating local advice on what to eat and how often based on contamination risk. Invasive species & soil health: Jumping worms—already reported in nearly 40 states—are spreading and can strip organic material from topsoil, leaving ground loose and harder for gardens and forests to recover. Agriculture & disease control: MDARD confirmed new bovine TB cases in cattle herds in Alpena and Presque Isle counties, with officials tracing how the infection may have spread between wildlife and livestock. Climate & energy policy: A Michigan-related debate over data centers keeps growing as communities weigh moratoriums and stricter rules amid concerns about water use, power demand, and local impacts. Food safety: A new federal phase-out effort for synthetic dyes faces hurdles, with many major brands still not publicly committing to remove them. Outdoor safety: Health officials warn Michiganders to protect against ticks this summer, including lone star tick risks.
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