AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoCoastal Resilience: DNREC says the Indian River Inlet Sand Bypass at Delaware Seashore State Park will restart in mid-September, with fenced-off access on the south side and temporary north-side restrictions while equipment is moved. Shoreline Setback: A major beach nourishment project for four Delaware Bay communities is delayed until fall 2027 because required property easements aren’t secured yet, with work also constrained by seasonal protections for horseshoe crabs and shorebirds. Local Energy: Delaware SHINES is ramping up solar and battery incentives, with the state reporting 65.75 MW of community solar built so far in 2026 and higher rebates for residents and businesses. Wildlife & Public Health: Delaware is using “sentinel” chickens to track early West Nile virus activity, helping officials target mosquito control sooner. Invasive Threat: Spotted lanternflies have spread to 22 states, and many states are urging residents to kill them on sight to protect crops and vineyards. Community & Education: Delaware students can enter a conservation poster contest themed “Soil. Where it all Begins,” with county winners advancing to state and national levels. Climate Courts: A new report alleges climate litigants’ groups have run a coordinated effort to influence how judges understand climate litigation. Native Culture: The Nanticoke Indian Tribe Association held its 48th annual Nanticoke Powwow, celebrating Native traditions and local wildlife education.
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