AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoCoastal Flooding: King tides are threatening low-lying North Carolina roads and neighborhoods, with coastal advisories in place through Thursday. Repeated storm damage is also renewing debate over whether to move vulnerable sections of N.C. 12 inland. Data Center Development: A judge’s ruling allows a proposed 750-megawatt data center and cryptocurrency operation in Chatham County to proceed despite the county’s development pause. The county had sought time to study impacts on water, power and pollution; damages remain to be decided. Water Quality: Swimming advisories at two Bogue Sound sites in Morehead City have been lifted after bacteria levels fell below state and federal standards. Drought and Farming: Eastern North Carolina farmers face fall harvest impacts, with the latest drought monitor showing no drought-free counties statewide. Clean Energy: Enfield Mayor Mondale Robinson is being honored for clean-energy work, including plans for a solar farm, weatherization hub and geothermal project aimed at lowering energy costs.
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