AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoEnergy & Water Oversight: Texas Gov. Greg Abbott ordered new data-center projects to meet state rules before construction, requiring developers to report expected electricity and water use, noise/light controls, and ownership details—projects that don’t comply can be denied grid connection. Pollution & Health: Six state attorneys general, including Delaware’s, urged the EPA to withdraw a plan that would let coal-ash disposal sites skip key permits, warning it could raise risks to nearby communities and waterways. Food Safety: A cyclosporiasis outbreak tied to iceberg lettuce linked to Mexico’s Taylor Farms has sickened thousands, with health officials still searching for other possible sources. Wildlife in Delaware: A new nationwide ranking named Delaware’s deadliest animal as the Portuguese man o’ war, underscoring coastal wildlife hazards. Delaware Environment Policy: Delaware’s Nuclear Energy Feasibility Task Force released a final report saying small modular reactors aren’t a viable short-term option for the state, while keeping nuclear on the long-term table. Local Alerts: Delaware Mosquito Control scheduled evening insecticide spraying in multiple areas including Lewes, Milford, Seaford, and Georgetown. Community & Conservation: Coastal Wilds in Frankford is offering animal experiences aimed at building public support for wildlife conservation.
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