AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoLand and Wildlife: A 121-acre tract bordering Chimney Rock State Park is now protected, safeguarding headwater streams and habitat. Meanwhile, high temperatures killed about 70% of fish at Armstrong Hatchery, delaying trout stocking until Nov. 2 and reducing numbers. Coastal Resilience: Repeated storms have eroded N.C. 12 and buried sections in sand. A state study is weighing options such as moving the road inland or building a bridge, each with major tradeoffs. Data Centers: Chatham County residents and Haw River Assembly are urging a two-year statewide pause, citing water use and river pollution concerns. A judge has allowed a proposed 750-megawatt project to move ahead despite the county’s moratorium. Farming: Drought and summer heat battered North Carolina’s corn crop; sweet potatoes and apples had a strong season.
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