AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoPFAS Accountability in WV: The DOJ, EPA, and WV DEP announced a multi-state “forever chemicals” settlement with Chemours totaling about $450 million, including a $22.5 million civil penalty and $90 million for mitigation, plus $60 million for PFAS controls at Chemours’ WV plant and $280 million for clean drinking water near sites in WV and New Jersey. SNAP Food Rules Blocked: A federal judge ruled USDA exceeded its authority by approving state waivers that would have limited SNAP purchases of soda, candy, and other “unhealthy” foods, with an appeal expected. Rural Tech & Health Access: A new push to hold rural broadband providers accountable and a separate report argues rural hospitals are the backbone of rural care, where closures can mean longer trips and delayed treatment. STEM in the Classroom: Westside High School in Wyoming County won a national Beta title, with students placing across academics and performing arts. Public Safety Tech: Federal prosecutors unsealed charges tied to a drone operation allegedly used to drop drugs and phones into prisons across multiple states, including facilities down to West Virginia. Education Funding Pressure: WV school leaders warn multiple counties could head toward insolvency if lawmakers don’t close funding gaps.
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