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Alabama Department of Environmental Management.
government agency in Alabama, United States
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A data center proposal in Shelby County requires environmental permits from the Alabama Department of Environmental Management, with Alabama Power expected to attend a town hall.Some support1 report
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The Alabama Department of Environmental Management is reviewing federal projects for consistency with state plans, leading to a dispute over dredging law jurisdiction and authority with the Army Corps of Engineers.Some support1 report
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Applied Digital Corporation is seeking construction permits from the Alabama Department of Environmental Management for an industrial project located in Tuscaloosa County.Some support1 report
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ADEM approved a discharge permit for Smith Lake, which is near residential development, prompting water quality concerns.Some support1 report
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The mayor of Bayou La Batre is dealing with odor issues, following visits by inspectors to a local co-op.Some support1 report
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The Alabama Department of Environmental Management issued pre-forgiven loans for upgrades concerning Holly Pond.Some support1 report
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Workshops were held involving Alabama conservation and environmental agencies to discuss permitting requirements.Some support2 reports
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The Alabama Department of Environmental Management provided grants for stormwater infrastructure improvements in Orange Beach.Some support1 report
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A solar project in Baldwin County requires permits from the ADEM, highlighting the impact of land use rules on the Tensaw River ecosystem.Some support4 reports1 development inside
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The Alabama Department of Economic and Community Affairs is administering infrastructure grant funds for Blountsville, which requires oversight from the Alabama Department of Environmental Management.Some support1 report
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City council approved rate increases for Decatur Utilities and addressed sewer overflows leading to fines and legal settlements.Some support1 report
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Around Alabama Department of Environmental Management this week
News at the entities that move Alabama Department of Environmental Management most-
Alabama StructuralKay Ivey appointed Bill Poole as Finance Director in Alabama, where he represented Tuscaloosa in the House and the Department of Finance serves the state.Moves Alabama Department of Environmental Management
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Army TransactionalIndia's armed forces are adopting AI technology, with developments being compared to US projects.Moves Alabama Department of Environmental Management
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Baldwin County StructuralLegislative initiatives and a program involving facilities in Chilton and Baldwin Counties are supported by Speaker Nathaniel Ledbetter.Moves Alabama Department of Environmental Management
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Brookwood StructuralThe industry faces safety concerns and regulatory shifts in Brookwood.Moves Alabama Department of Environmental Management
Connections
The 9 strongest of 15, analyzed from the reporting. The bars show how strongly a change on one side reaches the other.-
Alabama Structural
The environmental agency operates under the state's plan, reviewing projects and conducting studies within the state's jurisdiction.
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Brookwood Structural
Brookwood requires construction stormwater and environmental discharge permits from the Alabama Department of Environmental Management for development.
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Army Transactional
The two entities jointly granted clearance for tanks, indicating a specific regulatory action.
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Blountsville Structural
ADEM exercises regulatory oversight over Blountsville, requiring specific repairs.
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Shelby County Structural
A data center proposal in Shelby County requires environmental permits from the Alabama Department of Environmental Management.
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Baldwin County Structural
Baldwin County's projects require regulatory permits and oversight from the Alabama Department of Environmental Management.
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Smith Lake Structural
The Alabama Department of Environmental Management regulates Smith Lake by approving discharge permits.
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Bayou La Batre Structural
The Alabama Department of Environmental Management conducts inspections related to activities in Bayou La Batre.
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Fairhope Shared context
The relationship is defined by A's operational focus on the ecosystem of the location of Fairhope.
History
Events by the month they beganSeptember 2026
1 eventAugust 2026
4 events- Brookwood issued construction stormwater permits for a development project involving the Alabama Department of Environmental Management.
- A data center proposal in Shelby County requires environmental permits from the Alabama Department of Environmental Management, with Alabama Power expected to attend a town hall.
- The Alabama Department of Environmental Management is reviewing federal projects for consistency with state plans, leading to a dispute over dredging law jurisdiction and authority with the Army Corps of Engineers.
- Applied Digital Corporation is seeking construction permits from the Alabama Department of Environmental Management for an industrial project located in Tuscaloosa County.
July 2026
5 events- ADEM approved a discharge permit for Smith Lake, which is near residential development, prompting water quality concerns.
- The mayor of Bayou La Batre is dealing with odor issues, following visits by inspectors to a local co-op.
- The Alabama Department of Environmental Management issued pre-forgiven loans for upgrades concerning Holly Pond.
- Workshops were held involving Alabama conservation and environmental agencies to discuss permitting requirements.
- The Alabama Department of Environmental Management provided grants for stormwater infrastructure improvements in Orange Beach.
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June 2026
3 events- A solar project in Baldwin County requires permits from the ADEM, highlighting the impact of land use rules on the Tensaw River ecosystem.
- The Alabama Department of Economic and Community Affairs is administering infrastructure grant funds for Blountsville, which requires oversight from the Alabama Department of Environmental Management.
- City council approved rate increases for Decatur Utilities and addressed sewer overflows leading to fines and legal settlements.