AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoClean Water Watch: A new PennEnvironment report finds fecal bacteria problems across Pennsylvania—about 55% of 653 monitored river, stream and lake sites showed potentially unsafe E. coli levels on at least one day in 2024-2025, including frequent failures along the Philadelphia stretch of the Delaware River. Food Safety: Oma’s Pride recalled a specific batch of raw dog food sold in 11 states, including Pennsylvania, after potential salmonella contamination—an issue that can also sicken people handling the product. Wildlife & Outdoor Access: The Pennsylvania Game Commission ended its 123-year-old Deputy Game Warden Program, dismissing roughly 140 deputy wardens and raising concerns about slower response times for nuisance wildlife and enforcement. Recreation Economy Planning: The Oil Region Alliance is hosting public focus groups for EPA’s Recreation Economy for Rural Communities program, aiming to connect outdoor recreation growth with downtown revitalization in Oil City, Titusville, Franklin and Emlenton. Industrial Safety: A federal chemical safety board report recommends written procedures after a 2025 blast at U.S. Steel’s Clairton Coke Works killed two workers and injured 11.
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