AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoCoastal Flooding: NC State researchers used satellite data to map small, often-missed floods across the Albemarle-Pamlico Peninsula, where inundation can affect wetlands’ methane emissions. Flood Resilience: Hendersonville has completed the first phase of its Mud Creek floodplain restoration and risk-reduction project; Pitt County will turn flood-buyout land in Grifton into a park. Water Supply: Durham’s reservoirs are at 37% capacity, with lawn watering still banned as the city warns tighter restrictions may be needed. Data Center Pressure: Opposition to data centers is gaining traction nationally, while North Carolina residents are seeking a moratorium as a proposed Chatham County pipeline adds to local concerns. Recycling: Durham-based ReCollective is opening signups in Charlotte for doorstep pickup of hard-to-recycle items, expanding a service that collected more than 112,000 pounds in 2025.
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