AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoData Centers in the Crosshairs (Hancock County): Kentucky’s utility regulator approved TeraWulf’s electricity contract for a planned 482-megawatt hyperscale data center at the idled Hawesville aluminum smelter, after residents raised alarms about bills, air and noise pollution, and water use. Corporate Commitments: In a filing to the Kentucky Public Service Commission, TeraWulf says it’s committing to Gov. Andy Beshear’s requirements—paying its tax share, following environmental laws, and building a “meaningful relationship” with the community. Local Project Delays (Northern Kentucky): Newport leaders warn a new state law (HB 542) could add appraisal steps for properties near KYTC and federally funded public works, pushing timelines back and raising costs. Wildlife & Public Access: Kentucky Fish and Wildlife Resources set fall waterfowl blind drawing dates at Doug Travis, Lake Barkley, Green River Lake, and Barren River Lake WMAs. Health & Pollution Link: A new study finds living within 500 feet of a dry cleaner is tied to higher Parkinson’s risk, with the Tennessee–Kentucky border area showing elevated rates.
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