AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoEPA action on NH vehicle inspections: The EPA says it’s preliminarily backing New Hampshire’s plan to end its vehicle inspection and emissions testing program, moving to align federal Clean Air Act requirements with state law. Waste capacity deadline: Lebanon is seeking DES approval for a $15.3 million “phase 3” landfill expansion that would extend the facility’s life by 19 years, with comments due Wednesday. Food safety recalls: Taylor Farms recalled more than a dozen products tied to salmonella concerns involving jalapeños, sold across many states including New Hampshire and nearby retailers. Public health outbreak watch: The multi-state Cyclospora outbreak keeps growing, with New Hampshire among states reporting cases. Weather and heat: Humidity is dropping across New Hampshire with warm, mostly dry conditions and only spot storm chances; a bigger cool-down is expected later in the week. Invasive species risk: Spotted lanternfly has been spotted hitchhiking into the region, threatening vineyards and other crops. Solar momentum: ReVision Energy was ranked No. 1 in Maine and New Hampshire for solar installers. Local infrastructure: I-89 North near Exit 20 in West Lebanon will see delays through Thursday as crews reroute lanes for bridge work.
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