AGP Executive Report
Last update: 16 minutes agoCourtroom Climate Clash: A federal judge blocked New York’s $75 billion “Climate Superfund” law, saying it’s preempted by the federal Clean Air Act—an outcome West Virginia AG JB McCuskey’s coalition helped drive, with other states watching closely. Seasonal Warming in WV: A Climate Central analysis found fall temperatures are rising across the U.S. in every county since 1970, including West Virginia, with more warmer-than-normal fall days. Corridor H Fight in the Region: Citizens and environmental groups filed to halt Corridor H construction on the Wardensville-to-Virginia line, arguing federal environmental review missed less destructive spot improvements. WV Cleanup Volunteers: WVDEP’s “Make It Shine” is seeking volunteers for a Kanawha River cleanup Sept. 12 in Fayette, Kanawha, Putnam, and Mason counties. Wildlife Update: Two unbanded peregrine falcons were confirmed at the New River Gorge Bridge, a sign the restoration effort may be taking hold. Heat & Storm Watch: Local forecasts warn of hot, humid days and a better chance for thunderstorms later this week across parts of West Virginia. Local Road Work: WVDOH District Four announced a Raccoon Run Road paving closure (CR 50/6) Sept. 1–11 with daytime flagger-controlled delays. WVDEP/Industry Oversight: DEP records tied a Parkersburg-area Peoples Cartage fire to hazardous materials concerns, including chemical storage and air monitoring after the blaze.
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