AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoData Center Pressure: Virginia’s data-center rules remain contested as Fairfax leaders seek collaboration with the governor; a new national analysis warns that gas-fired power for AI facilities could reverse years of emissions cuts. Water Concerns: Virginia’s Little Wicomico River oyster harvest remains closed after Salmonella was found in samples from all four tested leases; reopening requires three clean testing rounds. Upper James drought status eased to a watch, but groundwater remains at emergency level. Energy & Oversight: CVEC opened a solar facility serving Albemarle and Nelson counties, and Virginia Beach plans to turn wastewater-plant biogas into power for thousands of homes. The EPA has also handed Virginia authority over its coal-ash permits. Chesapeake Bay: The Bay’s health is improving, though pollution remains a persistent problem.
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