AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoPFAS Accountability in Delaware Region: Delaware-based Chemours agreed to a multistate $450M settlement with the Trump administration and EPA over “forever chemicals,” including a $22.5M penalty and $90M in mitigation across West Virginia, North Carolina and New Jersey, plus major cleanup and drinking-water commitments. Insider Trading—Nuclear Industry: A Constellation Energy engineering manager from Marshallton, Del., was indicted for alleged insider trading tied to plans to restart Three Mile Island, with prosecutors seeking forfeiture of $1.48M. Delaware Energy Policy Tensions: A Delaware energy tax plan is facing conflict-of-interest concerns, adding pressure to an already contentious push tied to climate compliance costs. Consumer Data Rules: A Pennsylvania privacy bill advanced with opt-outs, correction rights, and deletion requests, building on the region’s growing data-protection trend. Data Centers & Local Control: Pennsylvania lawmakers approved a bill letting municipalities pause data center proposals for six months, aiming to slow pressure on local planning. Delaware Housing Fight: Wilmington Mayor John Carney vetoed a housing trust fund proposal, setting up a potential override vote. Education Leadership Loss: Delaware State University mourns Dr. Saundra DeLauder, its first female provost, credited with launching eHBCU.
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