AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoPFAS Fallout in NC: The Justice Department reached a $450M settlement with Chemours over “forever chemicals,” with a $22.5M penalty and $90M for discharge mitigation across West Virginia, North Carolina and New Jersey—while Gov. Josh Stein and NC’s attorney general say the deal shortchanges Eastern NC and was reached without state input. Drought & Water Limits: Greene County was flagged for extreme drought and launched a voluntary 10% water cut, with possible mandatory restrictions and citations if conditions worsen. Heat Risk Watch: N.C. leaders are warning that extreme heat is returning, raising risks for heat-related illness and stressing preparedness. Data Center Backlash: Residents in Hermantown, Minn. questioned Google’s proposed large data center over energy use and environmental impacts, including concerns about land, air and water. Invasive Pest Alert: Washington state urged people to inspect holiday greenery for elongate hemlock scale and dispose of infested items to prevent spread. Clean Water Funding: Stein highlighted state investments in water filtration to protect drinking water from PFAS contamination.
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