AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoCoastal Flood Planning: Delaware’s congressional delegation is urging the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to reinstate a canceled flood mitigation study for Sussex County and other vulnerable coastal areas, warning the termination leaves communities without key storm-risk data for resilience and public safety. PFAS Pollution Watch: The Delaware River Basin Commission reports PFAS “forever chemicals” remain widespread across the Delaware River Basin, with concentrations rising downstream toward the Delaware Bay and continuing to require long-term regional coordination. Offshore Wind Legal Fight: Delaware’s Supreme Court upheld a state reversal tied to Sussex County’s offshore wind permitting, a blow to “local control” advocates. Wildlife Health: A sickly bald eagle rescued in Delaware County, Ohio, was released after rehabilitation for acute lead poisoning, a reminder of how lead from fishing tackle and ammunition can harm wildlife. Boating Safety Access: The BoatUS Foundation expanded its free, state-approved boating safety course to 15 additional states, including Delaware, with an online option for environmental stewardship and safe operation. Emergency Preparedness: Sussex County hosted practical hurricane-season preparedness guidance, including steps for communities and essential services ahead of storms. Cape Henlopen Pier: Delaware leaders are being pressed to replace the deteriorating fishing pier at Cape Henlopen State Park rather than keep patching it.
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