AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoWater Quality: A conservation group says “forever chemicals” were found in every Georgia waterway it tested, including the Chattahoochee River, renewing concerns about persistent pollution in the state’s rivers. Waste and Development: The Bibb County Commission approved a 134-acre expansion of Oak Grove Landfill, while Bryan County rejected a data-center developer’s proposal. Pollution Reports: A chemical spill was reported in Cedartown, and sewage spills were reported in Commerce and Maysville. Coastal Protection: UGA received an $8 million grant to restore coastal salt marshes; in Savannah, researchers and community groups are installing air-quality sensors in the Westside.
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