AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoDelaware Data Centers: Delaware’s clean-energy mandate for hyperscale data centers is moving forward, while a separate “Project Washington” proposal near Delaware City has effectively hit a dead end after the developer withdrew its appeal following new, stricter state rules. Conservation Leadership: Delaware Highlands Conservancy named Trey Talley its new executive director, effective Aug. 24, as it looks to expand land protection and education at the Van Scott Nature Reserve. Coastal Stewardship: Children’s Beach House in Lewes is renewing its campus landscape with tree removals and replanting in partnership with the city and Delaware Forest Service to support wildlife and reduce erosion. Wildlife & Habitat Science: A Chesapeake Bay study found crushed waste concrete can serve as safe oyster reef habitat, with no detectable hydrocarbon leaching—an option that could ease the shortage of natural oyster shells. Community Cleanups: Delaware County (NY) will host its 30th annual Clean Sweep chemical disposal event Oct. 9–10, with registration required. Air Quality Rulemaking: A proposed update to volatile organic compound emissions standards for consumer products aims to cut ozone pollution in the region.
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