AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoCT Privacy vs. Tech: Gov. Ned Lamont is urging towns to pause new Flock Safety speed and license plate reader installs while the state drafts clearer rules on what data is collected and who can access it. Wildlife Science: Connecticut osprey numbers are at their lowest in over a decade as a menhaden shortage cuts food for chicks. Public Health & Policy: Connecticut’s leaders hit back at a Trump executive order calling for revised childhood vaccine recommendations, saying it lacks scientific backing. Cybersecurity Training: SENTRICUS will run a two-hour cyber crisis tabletop for Baruch College students, simulating decisions across executive, regulatory, operational, and technical roles. STEM in the Community: The Hartford reports tourism growth more than doubled the national rate in 2025, supporting jobs and tax revenue. Space Watch: NASA says Wednesday’s partial solar eclipse will be visible across parts of the U.S., with New England among the best bets. Health Warning: A new report flags the risks of DIY peptide injections, especially when people self-administer without medical guidance. Ecosystem Restoration: Entomologist Doug Tallamy urges homeowners to restore nature in their own yards, not just protect what’s left.
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