AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoAir Quality Alert: Clean air advocates say 81% of Coloradans live in ozone-polluted areas, with Denver and Fort Collins among the worst-ranked cities; asthma and other health impacts are driving calls for stronger state and local action. Water Quality Crisis: Pueblo’s Arkansas River sewage spill has triggered health warnings as contamination moves downstream, with officials urging people to stay out of affected areas and warning about E. coli levels. Local Waste Rules: Denver’s new recycling and composting ordinance is now in effect, requiring many properties and businesses to separate trash, recycling and compost. Federal Cybersecurity Boost: EPA grants totaling nearly $12 million will help protect drinking-water systems from cyberattacks and extreme weather, including Denver Water. Roadless Rule Fight: Environmental groups want more time for public comment as USDA moves to rescind the Roadless Area Conservation Rule, which protects millions of acres. Colorado River Pressure: Nevada is suing over Colorado River plans, adding to uncertainty for the basin as drought deepens. Wildlife & Habitat: A Colorado couple’s adaptive grazing is credited with boosting bird detections, highlighting how ranch practices can support biodiversity. Clean Water Stewardship: Colorado Parks and Wildlife opens public fish salvage at Hugo Ponds starting Sept. 1, ahead of maintenance work.
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