AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoEPA Funding for Small Water Systems: The agency announced $30 million for training and technical help under its Real Water Technical Assistance initiative, aiming to strengthen small and rural drinking water, wastewater, and onsite systems, including support for PFAS testing and lead service line identification. Water Pollution Accountability: Fort Myer Construction will pay $450,000 and upgrade its D.C. maintenance yard after a settlement over alleged long-running stormwater pollution into Springhouse Run. Wildfire Risk Planning: Eugene-Springfield Fire highlighted top wildfire spread risk neighborhoods, including Eugene’s South Hills and Springfield’s Thurston Hills, citing vegetation, dense tree canopy, narrow roads, and close housing. Climate Heat Outlook: Scientists say 2026 is on track to be among the hottest years on record as El Niño strengthens, with 2027 expected to beat it. Rare Earth Supply Chain: Construction has begun on a heavy rare earth expansion at Energy Fuels’ White Mesa Mill in Utah, a step toward reducing U.S. dependence on China for materials used in magnets and advanced tech. Cyber Threats to Utilities: Reports note cyberattacks hitting multiple U.S. water systems, renewing pressure for stronger utility cybersecurity.
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