AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoWater Quality: PFAS were detected at every Delaware waterway location tested in a new Chesapeake Bay regional report, raising concerns about contaminated drinking water and fish. Shorebird Recovery: Least terns rebounded to 208 breeding pairs and 138 fledglings in Delaware, while piping plovers produced 25 fledglings; Cape Henlopen recorded a site-high 10 nesting pairs. Cleaner Air: Delaware is adding a mobile air-quality monitoring unit with $440,000 in federal funds. Farming and Conservation: University of Delaware researchers are studying perennial Kernza’s potential to improve soil health and limit nitrate runoff. Separately, conservation partners established an 181-acre preserve spanning the Nanticoke River region.
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