AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoAndrews Fuel Spill: Jet fuel from Joint Base Andrews continues to contaminate a Maryland creek, as lawmakers press for answers and the state warns the Air Force is moving ahead with a golf-course overhaul without required environmental permits. Habitat Recovery: A replacement for a four-foot dam at Bishopville has reopened seven miles of river habitat; alewives have already been spotted upstream. Chesapeake Waters: PFAS have been detected across many Bay waterways, according to a new report. Separately, Baltimore city and county officials are set to decide who should govern the city’s drinking water. Pollution Alerts: A sewage overflow at Howard County’s Little Patuxent treatment plant released about 33,000 gallons, some reaching the river. Wildlife at Risk: Maryland’s iconic striped bass faces the threat of collapse amid concerns over dwindling young fish.
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