AGP Executive Report
Last update: 36 minutes agoMonsanto PCB payout: Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel says the state has locked in a PCB settlement with Monsanto and related companies, with Michigan set to receive at least $108M and potentially up to $240M for cleanup and natural resource restoration. PFAS in firefighters: New Michigan data finds PFAS in blood from 100% of surveyed firefighters, but levels were comparable to or lower than the general U.S. population—raising cautious optimism while health concerns remain. Salmonella warning: MDHHS reports 21 Michigan salmonella cases tied to backyard baby poultry (chicks and ducklings), with 29% among children, and urges strict handwashing and extra caution for kids under 5 and people with weakened immune systems. Jail water troubles: Kalamazoo County says water issues at the county jail appear linked to corrosion in internal plumbing; filtration is installed, but results are expected late May/early June. Opioid care fight: PBMs told a Michigan court they’re not to blame for opioid abuse, arguing they don’t control drugs after sale.
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