AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoWildlife: Eastern Kentucky officials want expanded black bear hunting, citing more sightings in Harlan, where bears are drawn to garbage. Attacks are rare, and bears generally avoid people. Public Lands: Kentucky Fish and Wildlife has opened two new wildlife management areas, permanently protecting 1,337 acres for recreation and conservation. Data Centers: Critics of the industry won local races in Bowling Green, Franklin and Cave City, citing concerns about water and electricity use and public input. Shaker Village is also opposing a proposed Mercer County data center near the historic site. Nature Access: A new trail at Pendery Sports Park in Campbell County highlights native habitats, including a wetland where the rare white turtlehead grows. Mine Safety: A proposed federal rule would loosen silica-dust sampling requirements for mine operators, raising concerns about protections for Appalachian miners. Water Pollution: An operator of a Lawrence County oil well was fined $20,000 and sentenced to a year of home confinement in a water-pollution case.
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