AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoSevere Weather & Power: A new round of storms is threatening the Northeast again, with heavy rain, damaging winds, flash flooding risk, and power outages still lingering after earlier damage. Water Conservation: Pennsylvania American Water issued a mandatory conservation order for about 23,000 customers in parts of Chester and Lancaster counties, asking residents to cut use by 10% to 15% as weather changes strain treatment capacity. Proposed Energy Project: A civic group and residents in Lackawanna County raised concerns about a proposed Old Forge pumped-storage hydroelectric project, questioning environmental and health impacts. Land Protection: A Pennsylvania couple’s conservation work permanently protected 78.3 acres in West Vincent Township, blocking plans for 88 houses and 21 condos and expanding a protected corridor. Invasive Species: Spotted lanternflies are resurging and spreading, with eggs laid widely and control getting harder as populations expand. Public Health & Outdoors: Pennsylvania lawmakers heard calls to improve reporting for tick-borne diseases beyond Lyme, as experts warn of multiple pathogens carried by local ticks. Wildlife Recreation: Kinzua Bridge State Park’s Skywalk is set to reopen for two months during peak fall viewing, with access limits due to ongoing repairs.
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