AGP Executive Report
Last update: 26 minutes agoData Center Pushback: Pine Township supervisors approved a data-center zoning ordinance after residents raised concerns about noise, water use and air discharges; an environmental group said the rules may not offer enough protection. Lower Merion is also weighing limits, while Pennsylvania’s new Democratic legislative trifecta could shape policy on data centers, energy costs and fracking. Water and Waste: DEP will hear public comment on a proposed biosolids plant near Tremont. In Elkland, the borough authority hired a contractor after its licensed water and wastewater operator resigned, meeting state deadlines for certified operators. Drought Watch: Drought expanded in parts of northern Pennsylvania, where streamflows were among the indicators cited for worsening conditions. Homegrown Energy: Penn State researchers modeled pairing heat pumps with heat storage to ease electricity demand during cold snaps. Pennsylvania gatherers and processors are also exploring hickory nuts as a local cooking-oil source that could reduce reliance on imported oils.
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