AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoExtreme Heat Watch/Warning: New Hampshire is bracing for a dangerous stretch of heat and humidity heading into the Fourth of July, with an extreme heat warning for much of the state through Friday evening and heat peaking Thursday; officials warn nighttime temperatures will stay high, raising the risk of heat illness, and urge hydration and limiting outdoor activity. Beach Water Safety: After a sewage main break in Haverhill, Mass., New Hampshire officials say Hampton and Seabrook beaches will stay open following low bacteria test results, though Hampton expects big crowds and is adding staffing as heat-related calls rise. Sewer Spill Fallout: Massachusetts reported millions of gallons of untreated wastewater entering the Merrimack River daily from the break, with a “whole-of-government” response underway to restore service. Public Health Air Alert: A haze of ozone and wildfire smoke is triggering air quality advisories across multiple states including New Hampshire, with guidance to reduce strenuous outdoor activity and stay indoors if conditions worsen. Coastal Resilience Funding: FEMA announced more than $17 million for New England flood-risk projects, including $1.2 million for a coastal resiliency stormwater project in Hampton. Local Conservation Spotlight: Squam Lakes Natural Science Center and the Loon Preservation Committee announced Loon Day July 13, focused on loon conservation and lake ecosystem health. Wildlife/Science: A study highlights how dragonflies hunt efficiently near water, using their large eyes and perching behavior to spot tiny prey.
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