AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoSchool Water: Dunwoody High moved classes online for the rest of the week after black, discolored water appeared in bathrooms and sinks. Officials attributed it to valve problems and are investigating. Drinking Water: Comer lifted its boil-water advisory after tests found no coliform bacteria and Georgia’s Environmental Protection Division approved the change. Cumberland Island: Proposed land swaps could allow up to eight homes with construction footprints of as much as 15,000 square feet each, drawing concern from conservation advocates even as the Park Service says the exchanges would help protect resources and manage the island. Data-center Growth: Environmental concerns, including heavy water use, are emerging in Georgia’s election debate as candidates discuss large-scale projects. Okefenokee: A Coastal Georgia symposium put the swamp and its future in focus.
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