AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoAI & Work: A new map from SmartAsset shows where U.S. jobs are most exposed to AI disruption—Washington leads by share of workers, while California has the most AI-exposed roles overall. Health Tech & Research: UVM and UC San Diego are teaming up on a $19M NSF-funded national biological imaging observatory to expand advanced connectomics and ultrastructure imaging beyond a few labs. Vermont Energy & Climate: Vermont Gas is helping make geothermal pencil out for affordable housing in Hinesburg by paying for the underground ground-loop pipes, with Dandelion Energy handling the system. Education Support: A Vermont-focused interview highlights how neurodiversity diagnoses are rising, but families still struggle to turn paperwork into real school accommodations. Agrivoltaics in Action: A Vermont couple’s solar-grazing model has scaled from 30 sheep to 500, managing vegetation across 1,500 acres of Northeast solar sites. Policy Watch: Vermont’s proposed Age-Appropriate Design Code rules could force changes to how online services present content to minors, with a comment period closing Oct. 2. Consumer Protection: Vermont AG-led efforts seek court approval for a $400M settlement with Sandoz over alleged generic drug price-inflation and reduced competition.
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