AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoFood Safety & Health: Taylor Farms expanded its iceberg lettuce recall to a full 27-state list after Cyclospora contamination concerns, urging shoppers to discard affected shredded products distributed June 29–July 16 (including South Carolina). Extreme Heat & Storms: South Carolina’s summer weather is turning dangerous again, with forecasts calling for triple-digit feels-like temperatures in the Upstate and rounds of thunderstorms that could bring damaging winds, heavy rain, and small hail. Air Quality & Wildfire Smoke: Canadian wildfire smoke continues to drive health warnings across the eastern U.S., with reports tying haze to hazardous air conditions and urging people to limit outdoor exposure. Local Environment Watch: A Georgetown County fox tested positive for rabies, prompting public health guidance for caution around wild or stray animals and steps for anyone with possible exposure. Community & Accountability: Faith leaders and advocates held a vigil in North Charleston after three recent ICE-related deaths, calling for independent review and accountability—an issue that intersects with public safety and community trust. Energy & Air Permits: In Spartanburg, residents protested a nearly $3 billion data center project while questioning a proposed air permit that would add natural gas-fired turbines and increase emissions.
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