AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoShoreline Resilience: The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is set to start a $7 million Snow’s Cut shoreline stabilization project this fall, using a mix of living shoreline approaches and hardened protection to curb erosion while aiming to protect nearby habitat and the navigation channel. Wildlife & Habitat: A Lake Norman conservation group received a Duke Energy grant to install two artificial reefs on Lake Norman to boost fish habitat and improve fishing conditions. Coastal Cleanup Pressure: Coastal marinas, state agencies, and law enforcement met to tackle the risk of derelict, uninsured boats being pushed out and returning to creeks and marshes, threatening years of cleanup. Public Health Alert: South Carolina health officials confirmed rabies cases in Charleston, York, and Saluda counties, urging residents to avoid handling wild animals and to watch for possible bat bites. Endangered Species Policy Fight: Environment groups are challenging federal rollbacks to endangered species protections, warning habitat protections could weaken. Local Energy & Industry: A judge upheld York County’s zoning decision limiting Silfab Solar’s Fort Mill manufacturing under the current light industrial rules.
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