AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoData Centers & AI Policy: Sen. Mark Warner unveiled a new AI package that would require large AI data centers to publicly report energy, water, emissions, and backup generation, and tie federal tax benefits to “high efficiency and sustainability” standards. Flooding & Storm Risk: A moderate flood risk remains for parts of Virginia and North Carolina, with repeated heavy downpours raising the odds of water overtopping low roads. Water Security: A $25 million, two-year study (“Secure the Source”) is set to find alternatives to Potomac River drinking water supplies for millions across the region. Drinking Water Pollution Research: Virginia Tech research warns nanoplastics in drinking water may strengthen harmful bacteria and make treatment harder. Solar for Affordable Housing: Habitat for Humanity marked its 100th solar installation in Ashland, aiming to cut residents’ electricity costs and protect families from rising bills. Virginia Infrastructure: VDOT will close two Route 288 ramps in Midlothian July 27–30 for paving. NOAA Mapping Partnership: W&M’s VIMS and Batten School teamed with NOAA as a “Trusted Node” to expand shallow-water bathymetric data collection.
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