AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoPFAS Water Update (Kentucky): Crittenden-Livingston Water District’s expansion is moving forward, with a filtration project aimed at removing PFAS from its drinking water highlighted in Gov. Andy Beshear’s Team Kentucky update. Wildlife & Safety: Kentucky is seeing a seven-year high in deer-vehicle crashes—3,411 in 2025—prompting officials to urge drivers to slow down during peak fall mating season, especially at dawn and dusk. Local Land-Use Fight (Data Centers): Mercer County officials sent proposed zoning rules for large data centers back to committee after residents raised concerns about environmental impacts and infrastructure strain near Shaker Village. Science in Kentucky Forests: UK researchers found a fungus living inside Kentucky woodland grass that produces rare bug-fighting chemicals, offering new insight into plant protection and Kentucky biodiversity. Flood Insurance Gap (Eastern Kentucky context): A new Associated Press report spotlights how few people have federal flood insurance in flood-prone areas, with rising flood risk and affordability problems leaving many uncovered. Energy & Climate Tech (Kentucky RNG): Aether Fuels says it successfully produced ASTM-spec synthetic aviation fuel using mass-balanced landfill-gas RNG from Kentucky plus captured industrial CO2. Community & Recovery: Rally4Recovery returned to Winchester with free resources and support for people in recovery and those who want to help.
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