AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoWater Pollution: Newark is working to stop an “illicit” discharge from its yard-waste site after runoff flowed toward a tributary of White Clay Creek, raising concerns about stream damage and a nearby private well. A new regional report also found PFAS in 96% of tested Pennsylvania waterways and 91% in New Jersey; the Delaware River was among the waterways tested. Offshore Wind Review: Delaware’s Environmental Appeals Board has sent DNREC back to reassess its coastal review of US Wind’s project, saying the application needs further evaluation, including its turbines’ cumulative effects. Wildlife Care: Delaware rehabilitators are fundraising for a dedicated center to treat injured animals and educate the public as habitat loss increases demand for care. Clean Energy: Gov. Matt Meyer advanced $20 million in solar projects, while Delaware also banned toxic firefighting foam used for fuel fires.
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