AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoDelaware Coastal Resilience: DNREC opened registration for a Sept. 22–23 in-person “Introduction to Living Shorelines” training in Lewes, teaching the science, design, permitting, and construction of shoreline projects, with field visits to existing sites. Clean Energy in Delaware: Nautilus Solar and TurningPoint Energy celebrated the ribbon-cutting of a 4-megawatt community solar project in Dover, adding about 10 million kWh of clean power annually and reserving benefits for low-income households. Wildlife & Habitat: A Delaware-focused DNREC photo contest wrapped up with winners honored at the Delaware State Fair, spotlighting native birds, watersheds, wildlife, and youth nature photography. Public Health Watch: A multistate cyclospora/cyclosporiasis outbreak continues to expand, with CDC-linked cases rising and FDA/recall reporting around contaminated produce still in flux. PFAS Drinking Water: Delaware’s AG Brown joined opposition to EPA’s proposed rollback of PFAS limits in drinking water, arguing the changes would weaken protections for communities. Water Quality Context: A consumer guide to drinking water regulation highlighted that Delaware-area water systems draw from major sources like the Delaware River and that annual reports can help residents understand what’s being monitored.
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