AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoCoastal Georgia Superfund & flooding: A new $15 million Superfund research center will study how floodwater near a former pesticide plant in Brunswick may be moving contamination through air, soil, water, and people—an urgent look at what rising seas and storms can do to legacy pollution. Data centers and water stress: A national backlash over AI data centers is spreading, with protests and scrutiny growing as communities question power, land use, and long-term water impacts. DeKalb land-use planning: DeKalb County launched its 2055 Unified Plan Update, inviting residents to shape long-term housing, development, and sustainability decisions. Wildlife in metro Atlanta: A Sandy Springs homeowner shared camera footage of a black bear raiding a bird feeder, a reminder that food left outdoors can pull bears closer as development expands. Education exchange in Georgia: Fulbright Teachers for Global Classrooms brought U.S. educators to a Georgia-linked program in Decatur to share project-based and inclusive teaching approaches. Atlanta virtual production push: Tyler Perry Studios and Synapse announced a next-gen virtual production facility on the Atlanta campus, aiming to be operational by end of 2026.
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