AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoPower Lines: The developer of a proposed 190-mile, 765-kilovolt transmission line has delayed its application to Wisconsin regulators until at least May 2027 and plans more public meetings. The project could cross Rock County and areas north and west of Madison. Line 5: The DNR is still weighing enforcement over Enbridge’s alleged permit violations during work tied to the pipeline reroute. Cleanup and environmental monitoring continue after a major spill in Iron County. Data Centers: Opposition is growing over the electricity and water demands of large data centers, as Wisconsin communities and lawmakers face calls for tighter rules. Habitat: Volunteers and state and university partners seeded 200 pounds of wild rice in Duck Creek near Green Bay to restore habitat and feed migrating waterfowl. In Waupaca County, Audubon certified Bouressa Family Farm for habitat work benefiting grassland birds. Clean Water: New PFAS programs aim to fund testing of private and public water supplies, while Oneida County is looking to expand its PFAS data collection.
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