AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoSouth Baltimore Air: Residents are pressing Maryland regulators not to renew the permit for the city’s largest trash incinerator, even as Baltimore County approved a contract that could keep another major burner operating for years. A separate medical-waste incinerator is set to stop burning under a state settlement. Land Conservation: Harford County added 22 acres of vernal pools and oak forest to the Anita C. Leight Estuary Center preserve, protecting land once slated for development near tidal waters. Chesapeake Bay: Maryland’s latest survey finds oyster populations have grown in sanctuaries and public harvest areas over five years. Meanwhile, Atlantic Coast regulators are weighing a sharp cut to industrial menhaden catches, amid concerns about the fish’s role in the food web, including support for ospreys and striped bass. Water Watch: State officials are investigating a fish kill on Basin Run in Cecil County, where residents counted about 11,000 dead fish. Drought Response: Baltimore is blending Susquehanna River water into its tap supply as drought conditions strain water sources; some residents may notice a change in taste.
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