AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoData Center Rules in Kentucky: Gov. Andy Beshear signed an executive order requiring data center developers to prove projects won’t hike electric bills for other ratepayers, block utilities from passing those costs to the public, and get permits denied if projects would harm air quality, water use/quality/supply, federal wetlands, or natural resources. The order also calls for “fair share” taxes and more public engagement. Water System Cybersecurity: Kentucky officials say they’ve seen no cyber attacks on municipal water systems, even as hackers have targeted water infrastructure in other states by trying to seize control of pump and valve equipment. Wildlife Conservation Win: A Kentucky State Police trooper helped rescue an injured juvenile bald eagle, which was later released back into the wild after rehab. Community Nature & Wildlife: A new gallery invites Kentuckians to submit wildlife photos and art, including work from local conservation scientists. Broader Air-Quality Policy: EPA is moving to speed New Hampshire’s path to end vehicle inspection and emissions testing, a shift that could affect ozone pollution control.
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