AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoMarine Science in the USVI: Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution researchers tested a non-invasive way to monitor coral reef health by analyzing seawater chemistry and microbes, finding distinct reef “signatures” even across short distances—useful for earlier detection of ecosystem stress. Local Cannabis Regulation: The Virgin Islands Office of Cannabis Regulation says licensed cultivation could start within weeks, with dispensaries possibly opening before year-end, but commercial sales hinge on a product-testing lab expected to be ready by October. Port Infrastructure: The Virgin Islands Port Authority is moving forward with a $22.4 million Wilfred “Bomba” Allick Marine Terminal upgrade in St. Croix, with a public meeting set for Aug. 14 and work focused on structural repairs, mooring/fender replacement, and container-yard pavement reconstruction. Climate Watch: NOAA reports July 2026 tied July 2024 as Earth’s hottest month on record, underscoring the heat pressure facing Caribbean ecosystems. Public Safety Tech: A report highlights growing incidents of people vandalizing Flock Safety cameras across multiple states, framing the attacks as anti-surveillance protests. Local Crime: A St. Thomas woman was arrested after police say she stabbed her boyfriend with kitchen scissors during an Annas Retreat altercation tied to marijuana.
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