AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoLivestock Protection: Oklahoma is tightening animal inspections and permits for animals coming from New World screwworm-affected areas in Texas and New Mexico, aiming to keep the flesh-eating parasite out of the state even as USDA says beef remains safe. Federal Policy & Energy: The Trump administration announced $850 million for coal plant modernization and new coal capacity, using Defense Production Act authorities—an effort aimed at grid reliability that critics call an unnecessary subsidy. Oil & Supply Chain: Weather and a power outage at a major Canadian oil sands producer are tightening crude export supply, with potential knock-on effects for Cushing storage in Oklahoma and Midwest refineries. Workforce & Aviation: The University of Oklahoma is expanding an FAA-approved air traffic controller training pathway to help address staffing shortages that can slow travel and cargo operations. Local Tech & Governance: Yukon residents are gathering signatures to recall Mayor Brian Pillmore over concerns tied to a $1 billion data center deal and alleged lack of transparency. Education & STEM: Teachers gathered in Oklahoma City for a STEM summit with hands-on tools and industry-backed support, including Devon Energy involvement.
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