AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoLand Protection: Charleston County is weighing $3 million toward adding 608 acres beside Dungannon Heritage Preserve, expanding habitat and public access as development grows in Hollywood and Ravenel. Lake Greenwood: State agencies have finished reviewing their investigation into April’s fish kill, which may have affected 15,000 to 25,000 aquatic animals; the report is expected within two weeks. Cape Romain: The 229-acre White Tract is set to be protected and folded into the national wildlife refuge after a long conservation push, though a state committee still must approve a bridge loan. Wildlife: South Carolina officials are warning residents to avoid sick or dead wild birds amid avian flu activity; an Upstate sanctuary is also treating a bald eagle found weak near Lake Greenwood. Energy and Development: Silfab Solar has given notice it could resume chemical operations at its Fort Mill plant after an eight-month pause, while York County residents continue raising noise and light concerns about a proposed $8 billion data center.
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