AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoBig Tech Accountability: Vermont AG Raoul joined the FTC and 22 states in suing Amazon over alleged “secret ad surcharge” pricing that allegedly inflated costs for more than a million brands and sellers. Nuclear Regulation: Raoul also urged the NRC to slow and rethink a rapid overhaul of nuclear energy rules, warning the changes could threaten public health and worker safety. Climate Policy Shock: A federal judge struck down New York’s $75B “Climate Superfund” law, saying it’s preempted by federal law—raising new questions for similar state efforts, including Vermont’s. Vermont Water Rules: DEC reminded large groundwater users to report annual withdrawals, with permits potentially required for commercial and industrial users above set thresholds. Workforce & Manufacturing: Vermont State University’s Manufacturing Collaborative in Randolph is spotlighting hands-on training to feed the advanced manufacturing workforce pipeline. Local Business Growth: Skida is using NuOrder to reduce wholesale friction and better manage print-heavy product inventory. Community Services: Burlington’s “situation table” model is helping coordinate agencies to move people from crisis to housing faster. Fiber Expansion: GoNetspeed announced an $8M plan to bring 100% fiber to Carteret, signaling continued regional buildout. Housing Debate: A Vermont lawmaker pushed back on “second homes” as a housing fix, arguing most are not viable year-round options.
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