AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoAir Pollution Fight: Kentucky AG Russell Coleman has asked the U.S. Supreme Court to review a Biden-era EPA rule tightening the annual soot limit, arguing the agency lacked authority and didn’t properly weigh costs. Drought Watch: South-central Kentucky could be heading toward a “flash drought” as temperatures rise and rainfall stays scarce, with many Mesonet stations reporting no measurable rain for more than a week. Severe Weather Outlook: A new study projects tornado-prone conditions could shift farther north and east by late century, putting more of the Midwest, Great Lakes, and even parts of the Northeast at risk. Wildlife & Water: Kentucky fish and wildlife officers are gearing up for Labor Day on busy waterways after a deadly Herrington Lake boat crash; meanwhile, a massive eastern bird migration is being tracked on radar, with Kentucky among the hotspots. Local Nature Notes: Henderson residents are reporting an extreme case of a deer with viral skin warts, and Fish and Wildlife says it’s usually non-fatal but can be a heavy burden.
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