AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoAppetite/Weight Research: Stanford Medicine researchers report a naturally occurring molecule (BRP) that suppresses appetite in animals and may avoid side effects seen with semaglutide-like drugs, with plans for near-term human trials. Climate Regulation Fight: Minnesota’s AG Keith Ellison joined a multistate lawsuit challenging EPA rules that weaken hydrofluorocarbon (HFC) phaseout deadlines—an effort tied to the AIM Act’s push to cut HFCs by about 85% by 2036. Local Education (MCA Reading): Vadnais Heights Elementary’s 3rd grade led reading participation/proficiency (44% met benchmark), while Southview Elementary’s 4th grade topped reading participation (42% met benchmark), both reflecting statewide post-pandemic declines. Broadband Expansion: Paul Bunyan Communications is expanding fiber to 600+ locations in Itasca and St. Louis counties, with construction expected to finish in 4–6 weeks and service by winter. Agriculture Tech Funding: Minnesota opened a $6.6M grant for electric farm equipment, reimbursing up to 75% of costs (applications due Aug. 11). Business/Tech in Minnesota: D-BOX motion seating is rolling into Marcus Theatres auditoriums in Oakdale, adding synchronized haptic effects for a more immersive movie experience.
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