AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoSonic boom mystery: The U.S. Geological Survey says a loud blast felt across South Carolina Thursday wasn’t an earthquake, but a sonic boom likely originating near St. Andrews and heard in the Midlands and beyond; NASA and the American Meteor Society also point away from a space cause, while Shaw Air Force Base reported no related activity. Wildlife & coasts: Sullivan’s Island students helped protect the first sea turtle nest of the 2026 season by clearing hazards and keeping beach areas undisturbed. Fisheries rules: Starting July 1, South Carolina anglers face tighter red drum limits—one per day (two per boat day), 18–25 inch range, and non-offset circle hooks—aimed at rebuilding a declining fishery. Drought relief with a catch: Recent rains have improved drought conditions in the Southeast, including South Carolina, but officials warn more consistent rainfall is still needed. Water risk ahead: A flash-flood threat is back across parts of the Southeast, including coastal South Carolina, as tropical moisture fuels heavy downpours. Data centers vs. water: A new map links AI data center construction to drought-hit areas, raising concerns about strain on local water supplies.
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