AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoSavannah River Site: A fire at the Savannah River National Laboratory triggered an emergency and temporary transport restrictions. One employee was treated for minor injuries; officials lifted the emergency after surveys found no detectable contamination outside the facility. Shem Creek: State approval of six septic systems near the polluted Mount Pleasant waterway has raised fears of renewed contamination, with recent testing finding bacteria levels far above safe recreation standards. Wetlands: State regulators are reviewing a permit that could affect 79 acres near Charleston International Airport; the airport authority says it is for long-term planning, not a current project. Sewage Spill: Officials are investigating how about 500,000 gallons of sewage spilled into a York County creek. Coastal Flooding: King tides flooded streets and homes along the South Carolina coast, including Charleston and Myrtle Beach. Land Conservation: Gov. Henry McMaster established a state Conservation Commission to advise on preservation efforts.
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