AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoHeat & Storm Outlook: A warm, humid stretch is building across New England into the weekend and Monday, with highs mostly in the 80s to low 90s inland and scattered afternoon showers or thunderstorms—first Friday evening, then again Saturday and Sunday. Solar & Water Rules: New Hampshire’s stormwater permitting rules can treat ground-mounted solar as “impervious cover,” potentially raising costs unless projects qualify for a high bar exception—an issue that matters as businesses plan more solar. PFAS & Biosolids: States are still wrestling with how PFAS in biosolids should be handled, as regulators and communities weigh feasibility and disposal options amid proposed limits and shifting guidance. Aquaculture Boost: NOAA launched CIFARM, a five-year aquaculture research and markets effort funded with $13.5 million, with UNH hosting and partners including University of Hawaiʻi—aimed at expanding sustainable seafood production. Local Environment Spotlight: Cobble Pond Farms is set to reopen its Canterbury convenience store and gas pumps after years of upgrades, including work tied to septic and environmental approvals. Wildlife Movement: Vermont is working to preserve forest corridors as climate change pushes species northward, trying to connect fragmented habitat across state lines.
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