AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoSpill Response: A contractor’s pipeline strike released about 60,000 gallons of jet fuel in Upper Merion. Cleanup is underway near the Schuylkill; officials say the spill is not expected to threaten public drinking water. In Warren, crews are also containing oil that reached the Allegheny River, with absorbent booms expected to remain for weeks. Local Safeguards: Oakland Township adopted its first data-center rules, including a 15-acre minimum lot and monthly groundwater reports. Flood Risk: Starting in July 2028, Pennsylvania home sellers must disclose past flood damage, insurance claims and flood-zone status. Energy and Climate: Democrats’ new control of Pennsylvania’s governorship and legislature could open the door to changes in clean-energy policy and environmental regulation. Wildlife Safety: Deer-vehicle collisions rise after the fall clock change, and PennEnvironment urges drivers to stay alert and slow down.
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