Environmental Health

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Ohabs Habs

CDC presents OHABS 2022 summary: 372 HAB events, 95 human illnesses and two large marine wildlife die‑offs

The One Health Harmful Algal Bloom System (OHABS) recorded 372 events reported by 15 states in 2022; presenters highlighted 95 human illnesses, at least 102,071 animal illnesses including two California marine wildlife events, and emphasized voluntary reporting limits and need for expanded surveillance.

FederalNov 3, 2026

Environmental health program promotes internal hire as lead staff prepares to retire; lead-abatement, HUD work continues

Winnebago CountyNov 5, 2026

Environmental health staff report animal bites, abatements and ongoing pest follow-up

Waushara CountyNov 5, 2026

Naval Nuclear Lab, GE statements bolster Niskayuna pesticide‑free outreach; council plans wider outreach

NiskayunaNov 5, 2026

Fort Mill district files motions to intervene in York County v. Silfab Solar; student urges continued action

York 04Nov 3, 2026

Data Centers

Granville residents warn commissioners about nearby hyperscale data center; ask where shared economic-development money will go

Residents urged Granville County commissioners not to redirect regional economic-development funds to the countyagency, saying shared tax revenues would subsidize harms from a hyperscale data center in neighboring Vance County and raising water, air and noise concerns.

Granville CountyNov 3, 2026

Beach Water Sampling Variance

Renewal of beach water sampling variances for Steep Hill and Crane beaches before Ipswich Board of Health

The Ipswich Board of Health is scheduled to consider renewal requests from The Trustees of Reservations for water-sampling variances at Steep Hill Beach and Crane Beach during its Nov. 2, 2026 meeting; both items are listed as hearings and are represented by Peter Pinciaro.

IpswichNov 2, 2026

Environmental Health

Commissioners ask BLM to investigate mine stormwater discharge near Big Gypsum Creek

A county commissioner reported a state notice estimating a 100,000–150,000-gallon discharge from a holding pond at the Pinion Ridge (Sunday) mine into a dry arroyo that drains to Big Gypsum Creek; commissioners asked BLM and county staff to follow up and share the CDPHE report.

San Miguel CountyNov 4, 2026

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Marquette County to buy prepaid radon kits after low test returns

Marquette CountyNov 3, 2026

Residents press for environmental testing and structural inspections before steam plant demolition

Community Board 8Nov 3, 2026

Asbestos survey for Polson school flooring complete; report due end of month

MadisonNov 4, 2026

RDC approves lead/asbestos inspections at College Square; report due March 1, 2027

Bloomington CityNov 3, 2026

Mayor reports EPA involvement in industrial odor complaint; pretreatment plan and manhole covers under review

West JeffersonNov 3, 2026

Resident urges clearer accountability after diesel leak at former Kids Place property

NorfolkNov 2, 2026

Union selectmen to meet with state agencies after salt-contamination report

UnionNov 3, 2026

Committee signs off on updates to county sewage, well and geothermal code

McLean CountyNov 2, 2026

Jacksonville resident urges county action on alleged hazardous dump at neighbor's property

Onslow CountyNov 2, 2026

Missoula County study finds data centers can pose water, air and grid impacts; staff recommend drafting protective zoning

Missoula CountyOct 29, 2026

Environmental Health

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CDC presents OHABS 2022 summary: 372 HAB events, 95 human illnesses and two large marine wildlife die‑offs

Environmental health program promotes internal hire as lead staff prepares to retire; lead-abatement, HUD work continues

Environmental health staff report animal bites, abatements and ongoing pest follow-up

Naval Nuclear Lab, GE statements bolster Niskayuna pesticide‑free outreach; council plans wider outreach

Fort Mill district files motions to intervene in York County v. Silfab Solar; student urges continued action

Granville residents warn commissioners about nearby hyperscale data center; ask where shared economic-development money will go

Renewal of beach water sampling variances for Steep Hill and Crane beaches before Ipswich Board of Health

Commissioners ask BLM to investigate mine stormwater discharge near Big Gypsum Creek

More coverage

Marquette County to buy prepaid radon kits after low test returns

Residents press for environmental testing and structural inspections before steam plant demolition

Asbestos survey for Polson school flooring complete; report due end of month

RDC approves lead/asbestos inspections at College Square; report due March 1, 2027

Mayor reports EPA involvement in industrial odor complaint; pretreatment plan and manhole covers under review

Resident urges clearer accountability after diesel leak at former Kids Place property

Union selectmen to meet with state agencies after salt-contamination report

Committee signs off on updates to county sewage, well and geothermal code

Jacksonville resident urges county action on alleged hazardous dump at neighbor's property

Missoula County study finds data centers can pose water, air and grid impacts; staff recommend drafting protective zoning

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Community group offers free air monitors and contractor urges district to pursue water-remediation funds

Trustees ask for draft before supporting Class 8 for YRC property amid contamination concerns

Public commenters urge independent PFAS testing and transparency on drone deals

Phase I finds asbestos, lead-risk concerns at senior health site; city to delay Phase II while developers evaluate

Residents urge borough to monitor Earthcare gasification plans over air quality and biochar disposal worries

Bridgewater board notes DEP 'threat of release' notice for 7245 Bedford Street (former BP)