AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoData Center Power Crunch: A new analysis warns AI data centers could drive U.S. electricity use sharply higher, raising pressure on power grids and local utility rates. Local Tech + Resilience: Lewes is exploring a partnership with UD’s First State AI Institute to build a “digital twinning” model for planning around storms and other climate risks. Subsea Data Center Proposal: An East Coast firm has floated an underwater AI data center off Alaska’s Cook Inlet—an idea that could reshape how (and where) data centers get cooled and powered. DNREC Outdoors Program: Registration opens Sept. 1 for Delaware’s Becoming an Outdoors-Woman weekend at Camp Barnes (Oct. 2–4), with courses from fishing and birding to archery and a mentored crossbow deer hunt. Conservation on the Ground: Sussex County Land Trust permanently protected an 88-acre Lewes farm, Ard Na Gréine, keeping open space from development. Estuary Science Event: The Delaware National Estuarine Research Reserve will host a free, registration-required Research and Stewardship Symposium Sept. 22–23 for National Estuaries Week. Wildlife Habitat Tip: After storms, downed trees can still support wildlife—snags and fallen wood can feed insects and birds and help stabilize soil.
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