AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoData Centers in the Crosshairs: Mercer County rejected zoning rules that would have allowed large data centers next to a coal-fired power plant, with officials citing the need to “get this right” and concerns raised by residents about land-use and environmental impacts. Flood Insurance Gap: An AP analysis finds the National Flood Insurance Program leaves millions exposed as climate-driven flood risk rises—especially in eastern Kentucky, where coverage can be extremely low even in high-risk ZIP codes. Wildlife Under Human Pressure: A Campbellsville homeowner found a bright blue Eastern box turtle; rehab experts say layered paint (including red beneath the blue) likely caused serious harm risk, and the turtle will stay in care until paint is removed. Kentucky Mesonet Expands: The state weather network added its 87th site in Daviess County, boosting local monitoring of conditions like soil moisture and rainfall. Invasive Ticks Watch: Extension is promoting an Oct. 1 webinar for livestock producers on Asian longhorned ticks, warning of rapid spread and growing concern across Kentucky. Local Environment & Community: A fire at Glenns Creek Distillery prompted crews to protect nearby drinking-water sources, while a UK lab spotlighted breeding work aimed at more nutritious, disease-resistant crops.
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