AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoStorms and Coastal Risk: Back-to-back atmospheric rivers are bringing heavy rain to Washington, with flooding and landslides a concern. In Ocean Shores, storm-driven erosion threatens homes and water and sewer infrastructure as king tides approach. Cleaner Runoff: Seattle Public Utilities is starting rain gardens along SW Holden Street to filter polluted stormwater before it reaches Longfellow Creek and Puget Sound. Wildlife: Washington officials warn residents not to touch wild birds after avian flu killed more than 30 birds at Monroe’s Lake Tye Park. Sound Transit has installed mesh cages beneath I-90 to prevent fish deaths. Invasive Species: Emerald ash borer has been found in College Place, the second reported detection in Washington and the first in Walla Walla County. Wildfire Recovery: Washington’s wildfire season has ended, but state officials are seeking future funding for wildfire resilience.
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