AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoAir Quality & Data Centers: Wofford College researchers in Spartanburg are using PurpleAir sensors near the future Valara Holdings data center to track baseline particulate levels before turbines and generators start, after construction-period readings already topped 100. Coastal Safety Rules: Hilton Head Island leaders delayed votes on a beach curfew for minors and new large-gathering rules after a July 4 shooting, citing constitutional concerns and asking for a workable draft. Fishing Management: SCDNR opened a public comment period (Aug. 10–25) on NOAA’s revised Atlantic red snapper exempted fishing permit, aimed at improving recreational fisheries data after earlier litigation delays. Drought Relief: Spartanburg Water lifted most lawn-water conservation recommendations as drought status eased from severe to moderate, though reservoirs and groundwater still need time to fully recover. School Air Guidance: A South Carolina explainer breaks down the Air Quality Index and what schools should do as AQI shifts from “good” to “hazardous.” Food Safety: Multi-state salmonella and cyclosporiasis outbreaks continue to expand nationwide, with South Carolina residents urged to watch for recalls and symptoms. Local Infrastructure: SCDOT began Howard Drive milling and paving in Fountain Inn, with lane closures expected for about two to three weeks. Community Markets: Greenville’s TD Saturday Market photos highlight ongoing demand for locally grown produce, including greens and kale.
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