AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoWater Pollution: Newark is working to stop an “illicit” liquid discharge from its yard-waste site after runoff flowed toward a White Clay Creek tributary, prompting a complaint to DNREC. Wildlife Care: Delaware rehabilitators are raising money for a dedicated center to treat injured animals and offer public education as habitat loss increases demand. PFAS: A new regional report found “forever chemicals” in 91% of tested New Jersey waterways and 96% in Pennsylvania, including the Delaware River; the figures do not represent a statewide Delaware survey. Coastal Projects: The Delaware River and Bay Authority is seeking approval to dredge nearly 51,000 cubic yards from the Lewes Ferry Terminal basin and channel, with public comments open through Nov. 13. Offshore Wind: Delaware’s Environmental Appeals Board sent the U.S. Wind coastal review back to DNREC for further evaluation. Pollution Controls: Delaware has banned toxic firefighting foam used for fuel fires, while Dover has passed a moratorium on data-center development.
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