AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoFuel Leak: Maryland regulators say jet fuel is still reaching Piscataway Creek from Joint Base Andrews more than six months after a spill of about 32,000 gallons. The base says it is containing and recovering fuel that washes into the creek during rain. Forest Restoration: Frederick County is offering eligible landowners up to $9,000 per acre to establish permanent forests, with five years of free maintenance. Applications for Creek ReLeaf are open through Dec. 31. Chesapeake Bay: A new $39 million in federal grants will support 83 watershed projects, including work to improve water quality, restore habitat and reduce polluted runoff. Drinking Water: Drought has prompted Baltimore to blend Susquehanna River water into its tap supply; some residents may notice a change in taste. Clean Energy: Baltimore County has opened its first net-zero school, Deer Park Elementary in Owings Mills, designed to produce as much energy as it uses through solar panels, geothermal heating and cooling, and other features.
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