AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoClimate & Courts: A U.S. Supreme Court case (Suncor v. Boulder County) spotlights how private, contingency-fee law firms are steering climate-change lawsuits against oil companies—raising questions about who pays, who profits, and how science is presented in court. Flood Watch: Heavy rain is ramping up across the South, with a Level 2 flash-flood risk stretching toward the Carolinas; South Carolina could see widespread 2–3 inches, with localized higher totals possible. Local Weather: Greenville’s weekend turns cloudy and damp with showers and possible thunderstorms, plus patchy fog that could linger into Monday morning before drier, sunnier conditions return. Coastal & Wildlife: NOAA approved South Carolina DNR’s revised exempted fishing permit for a 14-day federal recreational red snapper season (Oct. 9–22), letting anglers help gather data for future management. Community & Environment: A public information session is set on proposed changes to coastal dock regulations, a direct hit on how South Carolina protects shorelines and waterways.
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