AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoClean Transportation: Seattle plans up to 200 public EV chargers by 2030, with residents invited to suggest locations and priority given to neighborhoods with limited access. Climate & Buildings: Seattle awarded $4.6 million in grants to cut pollution from affordable housing and community buildings, while the Port launched a climate vulnerability study. Coastal Resources: WDFW scheduled four days of razor clam digging at Copalis and Mocrocks, where clam numbers are down; Long Beach and Twin Harbors remain closed. Pollution Watch: Port Townsend Paper faces a new water violation as a second worker speaks out, adding to scrutiny of the mill. Wildlife: USDA approved release of a weevil to control invasive flowering rush, with Washington and Montana labs rearing the insects; WDFW also opened public comment on changes to at-risk species listing and recovery planning. Energy Dispute: Decatur Island residents urged OPALCO to halt a solar expansion, citing fire safety, costs and impacts to protected open space. Dry Conditions: A dry October is keeping wildfire concerns alive in Washington.
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