AGP Executive Report
Last update: a day agoMicroplastics Legal Threat: Charleston Waterkeeper says it found high levels of microplastic “nurdles” in the Cooper River and sent intent-to-sue letters to three companies and the South Carolina Ports Authority, alleging Clean Water Act and hazardous-waste violations. Drought Watch: The latest U.S. Drought Monitor update shows all 46 South Carolina counties still in drought, with about a third in extreme conditions—some relief, but not a full turnaround. Harmful Algal Bloom: Lake Hartwell is under a harmful algal bloom recreational watch after new reports, with officials urging caution around the water. Wildlife & Safety: Mount Pleasant police officers dealt with an alligator in a neighborhood yard—another reminder that gator season is active and residents should keep distance. Congaree Updates: Congaree National Park finished work to elevate its flood-prone boardwalk loop, aiming to keep more of the trail open during high-water periods. Weather: Scattered showers and evening storms are possible Saturday, with a flash-flood risk in isolated areas, then cooler, wetter chances returning early next week.
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