AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoData Center Fight in Colleton County: Environmental groups are urging South Carolinians to oppose a proposed “digital infrastructure overlay” that critics say could enable data center development with less public notice, despite a recent six-month moratorium; a public hearing is set for Sept. 14 in Walterboro. River Cleanup Activism: “One Creek’s Trash” at Silver Hill Studios uses about 50 pieces made from trash collected along Noissette Boulevard and the Edisto River to spotlight opposition to an ACE Basin gas plant and pipeline, with proceeds supporting efforts to stop the project. Honey Month, Climate Pressure: A new report ties climate change to stress on honey bees in Georgia and South Carolina—hotter temperatures, earlier springs, and food timing mismatches that can reduce foraging and honey production. Public Health—Boil Water Advisory: Florence issued a boil water advisory for Spaulding Heights after a water main break caused pressure loss; residents are told to boil tap water for one minute before drinking or cooking. Wildlife Education: SCETV launches “Zoo Minutes” with Riverbanks Zoo and Garden, offering classroom-ready videos and 360-degree interactive content focused on animals, habitats, and conservation. Community Beautification: Fort Mill was certified as the newest Keep America Beautiful affiliate, expanding local litter and recycling efforts.
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