AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoPFAS Accountability Fight: The Southern Environmental Law Center says EPA’s proposed Chemours PFAS settlement would let the company off the hook without court-enforceable cleanup protections for North Carolinians, after years of Cape Fear River contamination litigation. Data Center Buildout Watch: Brightspeed is expanding broadband in North Carolina, including work to connect more than 2,400 homes and businesses in Alexander County. Local Real Estate & Housing: Greenville’s chamber is hosting a community economic outlook update, while separate listings highlight ongoing Greenville real estate activity. Sports & Community Facilities: North East Carolina Prep in Tarboro is bringing back football after seven years, debuting new turf and holding its “Turn the Lights On” event. Consumer Safety: Publix and the FDA expanded frozen berry recalls tied to possible E. coli contamination, including products shipped to North Carolina. Public Health Risk Mapping: A new study estimates 6.5 million Americans live in landslide hazard zones, using building footprints and nighttime occupancy to gauge exposure. Dual Enrollment Debate: Researchers say dual enrollment has boomed, but many states underfund it, risking weaker advising and support for students who need it most.
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