AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoAir Quality: DNREC says Mountaire Farms violated odor regulations at two off-site locations in Millsboro after detecting intense odors; the company disputes the findings. Flood Resilience: Lewes plans a Dec. 2 workshop on nature-based flood solutions, drawing on a University of Delaware study of high water tables that can limit rainwater absorption. Water Pollution: PFAS were detected at every Delaware waterway site tested in a regional study, underscoring concerns about contamination in rivers and lakes. Monitoring and Wildlife: Delaware added a mobile air-quality monitoring unit with $440,000 in federal funding. DNREC also reported a strong nesting season for endangered beach birds: least terns increased, while piping plover numbers dipped slightly. Conservation: Delaware State Parks marked its 75,000th tree planting at Trap Pond, while partners established an 181-acre preserve spanning the Maryland–Delaware border along the Nanticoke River.
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