AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoPFAS Pressure on Regulators: A New Mexico PFAS labeling rule was blocked by a federal judge, a setback for “forever chemicals” transparency advocates. Forever-Chemicals Testing Scrutiny: In Lancashire, UK health officials are demanding more detail on blood tests for residents near an AGC Chemicals plant after reports of high PFOA levels. Fuel Quality Oversight: Kenya’s EPRA found 27 non-compliant petrol stations after 10,354 fuel tests, with enforcement actions applied. Industrial Safety & Environment: A major Greatham flood defence scheme was approved to protect chemical and petrochemical plants from tidal flooding. Energy & Chemicals Investment: LNG Canada took FID for Phase 2 expansion, doubling capacity to 28 mtpa; in India, Solfin launched performance-linked solar leases for starch and chemical producer Sukhjit Starch & Chemicals. Trade & Policy: Europe’s British Chambers urged Brussels to recognize UK components under the “Made in Europe” framework to avoid supply-chain disruption. Agrochemical Risk Watch: A new US analysis estimates atrazine at harmful levels across ~860,000 miles of rivers and streams, renewing pressure on regulators.
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