AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoPFAS Lawsuit in Delaware: Veolia, a major Delaware water utility, sued nine companies in Delaware Superior Court, alleging PFAS contamination in waterways that supply about 100,000 residents in New Castle County and warning the firms’ releases forced costly treatment and cleanup. Local Water Safety After Leaks: In Upper Makefield, residents near a Sunoco jet-fuel pipeline leak say they want a permanent public water system, but many doubt current filtration will stay safe long term. Solar for Food Security: The Food Bank of Delaware in Milford is installing a large rooftop solar array, funded by Energize Delaware, aiming to cut energy costs by more than $2 million over the system’s life. Climate Planning in Delaware: Delaware’s climate plan update highlights land-use choices—like protecting forests and wetlands and avoiding flood-prone development—as key tools to reach net-zero goals. Sussex Forest Rules Debate: Sussex County Council members discussed draft forest preservation rules, with concerns the definition and thresholds could end up favoring development over protecting small woodlands. Permitting Speed vs Fairness: Delaware’s JobsFirst Permitting Accelerator will fast-track select broadband and health projects, but the program raises questions about why only some applicants get quicker reviews.
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