AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoCybersecurity & Privacy: Thomson Reuters says a breach in its C-Track court software let an attacker access files tied to appellate courts in 12 U.S. states (including South Carolina) and Ontario, with records potentially containing Social Security numbers, driver’s license data, dates of birth, and medical/health insurance info. Public Health: The FDA expanded an E. coli recall of frozen berries sold at Walmart, including South Carolina stores, tied to a growing outbreak linked to frozen fruit (17 cases reported across Georgia and Florida). Local Environment Watch: Greenville officials say red dye spotted in Brushy Creek near Waco Street isn’t toxic after an assessment. Energy & Climate Policy: Alabama AGs helped win a court ruling striking down New York’s Climate Change Superfund Act, arguing states can’t retroactively fine energy producers under federal Clean Air Act limits. Wildlife & Safety: Copperheads are entering a second mating season in South Carolina, and the state’s rules on killing snakes—especially on public land—are getting renewed attention. Utilities & Tech: Santee Cooper partnered with Google Cloud to deploy AI tools for weather-based load forecasting and faster financial planning. Land Use & Power: Colleton County landowners appealed a PSC-approved Canadys gas plant to the S.C. Supreme Court, arguing environmental impacts weren’t fully considered.
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