AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoEnergy and Data Centers: Pennsylvania Democrats say a state-government trifecta could advance renewable energy, greenhouse-gas cuts and new data-center safeguards. Meanwhile, residents in several communities are pushing back against proposed projects, rejecting cash offers and packing public hearings. Pipeline Fight: The White House has cleared development of a Pennsylvania–New York natural-gas pipeline, and the Constitution Pipeline is set for a $42 million federal boost after years of delays. Climate Readiness: Pennsylvania’s aging prisons were not built for today’s extreme weather, leaving women and older people especially vulnerable to illness and death. Flood Control: Pittsburgh is using rain gardens and trees to help reduce flooding. DEP Access: The Shapiro administration has launched tools to help Pennsylvanians navigate DEP permits and find environmental funding. Waste and Recycling: Jim Warner, who led Lancaster County’s nationally recognized solid-waste and recycling authority, has died at 68. His work included a household hazardous-waste drop-off and a waste-to-energy plant. Fall Gardening: Penn State Extension experts say fallen leaves can nourish soil, plants and wildlife when managed thoughtfully.
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