AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoMobility & Energy Technology: Waymo has begun fully autonomous vehicle testing in Detroit, while Michigan Tech’s APS LABS is partnering with Oshkosh Defense on mobile energy generation. Great Lakes Protection: Invasive Species Corporation unveiled Zequanox 2.0, with easier-to-use granules and slow-release tablets to target zebra and quagga mussels; field demonstrations are planned to help protect Lake Michigan habitat and water infrastructure. A national review also found PFAS in 83% of tested waterways, prompting Great Lakes advocates to warn the pollution may be more widespread. Data Center Debate: Michigan communities are weighing promised data-center jobs against electricity costs and grid strain. A major Google project in Van Buren Township faces a decision, while UMich hosted a community teach-in. Environmental Rules: Michigan is moving closer to a statewide septic code. EGLE explained how wildfire smoke and other exceptional events factor into ozone-attainment decisions as Southeast and West Michigan seek federal designations. Stormwater Planning: A summit at Lawrence Technological University will bring officials and engineers together to discuss AI, emergency readiness and watershed management.
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