AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoDrought Shock: Puerto Rico’s rainy season failed to arrive as expected, pushing the island from no drought to widespread extreme drought in months, triggering water shortages, rationing, and a late-July state of emergency. Water & Compliance: The EPA gave tentative approval to Puerto Rico’s drinking-water reporting rules as rationing continues, underscoring how utilities and regulators are adapting to the crisis. Auto Demand Watch: New vehicle sales in Puerto Rico fell 7.9% in August year over year, with fleet sales down sharply, while electrified vehicles still grew 37% through August. Aviation Safety Scrutiny: NTSB released early black-box data from the Amazon Prime Air crash in Miami, showing high touchdown speed and an attempted abort seconds before impact—raising fresh questions for the logistics and transport sector. Local Business & Culture: Bartenders across Puerto Rico can compete to create a signature mezcal cocktail, with the winner traveling to Oaxaca—an industry-friendly push for agave-based hospitality branding. Legal/Finance: Investor-law firms issued reminders tied to Flotek Industries securities class-action deadlines.
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