AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoSpace & Mapping: Apple Maps has begun blurring satellite images of NASA’s Stennis Space Center in Mississippi, along with other U.S. military and space sites. Apple has not explained the change; Google Maps still shows clear images. Climate Risk: Mississippi ranks second nationally for extreme-weather property risk, according to a new analysis. Average annual losses are projected to climb 54% by 2050, from $2.9 billion to $4.5 billion, with hurricane winds remaining the biggest threat. Power Grid: Water Valley is preparing another round of electrical-system upgrades after replacing about 110 poles damaged by January’s ice storm; roughly 40 to 50 more remain. Mississippi Research: State biologists have identified four crayfish species new to Mississippi, while Mississippi Christian University has added two faculty members to its biological sciences department. Public Health: The Mississippi State Medical Association is urging lawmakers to ban kratom sales, strengthen safeguards and enforcement, and continue research into the substance’s safety.
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