AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoWildfire Smoke & Health: Central Montana slid into “unhealthy” air as wildfire smoke pushed in from Oregon, Washington, Idaho and western Montana, with PM2.5 levels reported in the 160–170 range. Oregon Wildfire Impacts: A stark video shows flames and smoke in Mount Hood National Forest, underscoring how fast treasured habitat can be hit. Wildfire Risk Numbers: A new report says 2.5 million U.S. properties in the most exposed western states face moderate-or-greater wildfire risk, with nearly $1.4 trillion in reconstruction value at stake. Climate & Heat Records: The contiguous U.S. logged its hottest month on record in July 2026, with heat alerts affecting hundreds of millions. Water Protection in Eastern Oregon: Hermiston moved forward on PFAS removal, adopting a feasibility study and seeking funding after PFAS was found in multiple water sources. Forever Chemicals Fight: Marion County filed a motion to block Detroit Lake drawdowns that could harm salmon and drinking water for downstream communities. Local Conservation Tech: Oregon’s Crooked River Wetlands added a Motus tracking antenna to better map migration for small wildlife like bats, birds and insects. Community Relief: Mud Bay launched a Spokane-area pet food and supply drive, matching donations up to $10,000.
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