AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoFish Advisory Scrutiny: New York’s updated Lake Erie walleye and yellow perch guidance cut meals per month from four to one, with critics questioning the basis as PFAS “forever chemicals” move to the center of the debate. Public Health Watch: Connecticut’s health department is urging shellfish safety awareness tied to a hepatitis A investigation involving New York-linked contamination. AI Guardrails Under Pressure: Researchers say they can bypass AI safety controls using poetic prompts, raising fresh alarms that current protections are easier to sidestep than advertised. Local Infrastructure: The East River Esplanade is set to close again for about four weeks starting May 26 to repair a sinkhole between E. 93rd and E. 96th St. Community & Conservation: Dunkirk received a $1.9M HUD grant to train lead-abatement contractors, while the Seattle Aquarium welcomed a new North American river otter—another sign of ongoing species recovery work.
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