AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoPollinator Protection: River Fields in Louisville hosted its annual monarch butterfly walk and tagging event at Waterfront Botanical Gardens and the Garvin Brown Nature Preserve, spotlighting Kentucky’s role in the eastern monarch migratory corridor. Clean Water in Action: Four Roses Distillery marked the 10th annual Salt River Cleanup in Lawrenceburg, partnering with the Kentucky Waterway Alliance; the event also ties to a limited-edition bourbon with proceeds supporting watershed work. Local Waste Reduction: Glasgow held a Free Household Hazardous Waste and Shredder Day, giving residents a safer way to dispose of chemicals, electronics, and unwanted meds to protect stormwater and local waterways. Wildlife Rules Update: Kentucky Fish and Wildlife released final, in-effect amendments to fish and wildlife regulations, including changes to wildlife damage control and landowner designee processes and updates to waterway safety requirements. Industry + Environment: Ford announced a $1 billion paint shop investment at its Louisville Kentucky Truck Plant, saying the upgrade will improve quality and efficiency with environmental sustainability benefits. Air Monitoring Fight: Louisiana, Ohio, and Kentucky passed industry-backed bills limiting how community air sensor readings can be used in enforcement, amid broader declines in public air monitors.
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