AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoPrivacy Tech in CT: Gov. Ned Lamont is asking towns to pause new safety cameras and automated license plate readers while the state reviews privacy rules, directing POST-C to issue guidance within 30 days. Climate Watch: NOAA says July 2026 was the hottest month ever recorded across the contiguous U.S., underscoring how heat waves are intensifying. Biomedical Conservation: Horseshoe crab blue blood is still used to test vaccines and other medicines, but demand for biomedical use is driving more harvesting—sparking new efforts to protect the species. Public Health Policy: Connecticut health officials are weighing in as a Trump executive order pushes separating childhood vaccines and splitting MMR into single shots, despite medical groups’ concerns. STEM Workforce Pipeline: NUWC Division Newport hosted dozens of college interns for hands-on submarine and undersea technology projects, aiming to build future hires. Local Tech Leadership: ConnCAT founder Clemons steps down to focus on sister nonprofit ConnCORP.
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