AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoMosquito Control & Public Health: Charleston and West Ashley are set for aerial adult mosquito spraying Sunday morning (6:15–8:15 a.m.), with a backup Sept. 6 window, after positive West Nile virus detections prompted expanded local treatments; the spray uses naled (Trumpet EC), which officials warn is toxic to fish, aquatic invertebrates, wildlife and bees. PFAS & Wastewater Scrutiny: South Carolina farm sludge is facing fresh scrutiny as a Yale scientist maps PFAS “hot spots,” raising concerns about how biosolids applied to fields could affect nearby wells, streams, livestock and crops. Rare Earth Supply Chain: Cyclic Materials secured $75 million to speed rare-earth recycling and production, including buildout of its South Carolina campus for magnet separation and refining, with groundbreaking planned for late 2026. Coastal Infrastructure & Safety: SCDOT will close the Holly Bush Road bridge over Burdine Creek Tributary in Pickens County starting Aug. 31 for repairs (3–4 weeks), with a detour for drivers. Storm Watch: Scattered storms are possible in South Carolina this afternoon, with lightning risk highlighted for parts of the Upstate. Local Environment in Action: Aiken residents shared priorities with SCETV and Public Radio, including community concerns tied to the Savannah River Site and local services.
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