AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoCritical Minerals & Defense Supply Chain: An AP report spotlights a Phoenix Tailings refinery in Exeter using electrolysis to process mining waste, aiming to help the U.S. break China’s grip on “mines-to-magnets” critical minerals—though a major expansion would take 14 to 18 months and a $500M Pentagon loan. NH Housing Policy: New Hampshire’s new no-fault eviction law is drawing alarm from residents worried about landlord power and rising costs, as the state also grapples with high vacancy and fast-changing assessments. Energy Politics: In NH, gubernatorial candidate Cinde Warmington doubles down on opposing “all-of-the-above” natural gas expansion, arguing for efficiency and renewables instead of fossil-fuel supply boosts. Engineering & Industry Recognition: BAE Systems’ Nashua engineering footprint is credited with lifting the city to a top Northeast engineering ranking. Local Business & Workforce: A nursing expansion program is helping NH students finish training and enter the workforce. Legal/Finance: A Planet Fitness securities-fraud class action notice names a New Hampshire federal court and a Sept. 14 lead-plaintiff deadline. Public Safety: Police report two men stabbed at Pawtuckaway State Park; suspects weren’t identified. Weather: Flash flood warnings hit parts of southern NH and nearby areas as heavy rain moves through. Tech & Education: Colleges are pushing AI literacy for non–computer science majors as demand shifts.
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