AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoWildlife Surveillance: USDA confirmed the first U.S. wildlife case of New World screwworm in a hunter-harvested elk in Pecos County. Texas officials are expanding surveillance as hunting season begins; no human cases have been reported. Biotech and Defense: Texas-based Warhound, founded by Palmer Luckey and Ben Lamm, raised $200 million to develop genetically enhanced working dogs for military, police and emergency use, pairing gene editing with protective gear and sensors. Data Center Debate: A study warns that nearly 300 planned Texas data centers could threaten air-quality gains, while reporting says projects continued to receive permits despite a state pause. Space and Research: Texas State University launched its first satellite aboard a SpaceX rocket, and Texas A&M unveiled a new research and AI computing center. Rural Connectivity: A $9 million broadband project in Newton County aims to bring high-speed service to more than 2,700 households. Energy Innovation: Houston startup Agellus Tank Robotics won top honors at Rice Alliance’s Energy Startup Village competition for robots that inspect and clean storage tanks while they remain in service.
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