AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoMississippi Tech & Environment: SpaceXAI says it will start removing temporary mobile turbines at its Southaven facility in August 2026, aiming to have all 69 gone by July 2027, replacing them with a permanent 1.2-gigawatt power plant while adding emission controls and noise-reduction steps under a Mississippi Department of Environmental Quality timeline. Mississippi Health Research: Ole Miss and a Mississippi company are launching a clinical CBD sleep study ahead of federal rule changes, using wearables to compare placebo against different CBD doses for insomnia and tracking side effects. Mississippi Education & Tech Use: Bay St. Louis-Waveland schools are rolling out a district-wide push toward paper-and-pencil and hands-on learning, limiting screen time while still using technology when it supports lessons. National Tech Policy: New York sued prediction-market platform Kalshi to stop sports event contracts, arguing the platform is an unlicensed gambling operation. Mississippi Community & Climate Justice: NAACP members and residents in the Memphis-area pressed xAI to stop operating unpermitted turbines tied to air-quality concerns, with lawsuits and political pressure mounting. Federal Science: The U.S. Naval Research Laboratory highlighted advances in Navy quantum research across navigation, sensing, secure communications, and computing.
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