AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoHeat Risk: New research warns some U.S. regions are edging toward “unlivable” extreme-heat conditions, with days above 105°F projected to triple as heat-related deaths rise. Shellfish Safety: Hood Canal and parts of Admiralty Inlet reopened for recreational clams, mussels, and oysters after a summer-long marine biotoxin closure, with species and locations still varying by health guidance. Clean Heating Rebates: Energize Thurston’s second year is underway in Thurston County, offering heat pump discounts and rebates, including low-cost or free installs for income-qualified households. Indigenous Cultural Protection: The Lummi Nation says trenches at Point Roberts desecrated burial grounds tied to a telecommunications project, as a lawsuit alleges mishandling of ancestral remains. Wildlife & Water: WDFW reopened select Hood Canal beaches for harvesting, while a separate wildlife rescue story highlights how everyday barriers can trap animals. Local Impacts: Wild Waves Water Park will permanently close after Labor Day, ending a 50-season run.
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