AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoAuto Labor: Workers at Ventra Assembly in Windsor, tied to Stellantis and Ford, voted 99% to authorize a strike, a move that could ripple across the U.S.-Canada auto parts supply chain. Energy & Weather: Scientists warn a “Super El Niño” could intensify through late 2026 into 2027, raising the odds of major heat, drought, and flooding impacts that can hit Ohio agriculture and water planning. Data Centers & Power: A Wells Fargo tracker says local data-center moratoriums have surged to 374 nationwide, with Ohio among the states seeing the most restrictions as communities push back over electricity, grid capacity, and water use. Ohio Policy Watch: Ohio candidates are already tying themselves to the data-center fight, while letters to city hall debate AI data center impacts and transparency. Healthcare Costs: A surge of forced Medigap enrollments is driving higher Plan G premiums for hundreds of thousands, spotlighting how Medicare Advantage exits can quickly reshape costs. Food Safety: Garlic olive oil sold in Ohio and online was recalled over an ingredient not approved for food use. Local Housing: Ohio University and Habitat for Humanity of Southeast Ohio plan a “Bobcat Build” to construct a new home for a local family.
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