AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoWildlife & Drought: Colorado bear activity is surging as drought pushes animals toward the Front Range, with Douglas County reporting a 155% jump in bear activity and multiple bear deaths tied to cars and shootings. Public Lands & Development: A Gunnison Valley editorial urges delaying new developments until the Gunnison Valley Corridor Plan is finished, warning that large-scale subdivisions could reshape mountain-town life. Local Planning: Colorado Springs’ Project Taurus data center appeal was denied after a long hearing, with conditions added on noise monitoring and power/water reporting. Climate Policy: Michigan AG Dana Nessel joined a multistate lawsuit challenging an EPA rollback of hydrofluorocarbons rules, arguing it weakens greenhouse-gas cuts. Water & Heat: Colorado River coverage highlights historic low levels and looming impacts on power and water supplies. Animal Health: New World screwworm has been detected in Texas and one case in New Mexico; Colorado says it has no cases yet but is ready with a multiagency response plan. Outdoor Recreation: Colorado’s fishing restrictions expand, with nearly 460 miles of rivers under limits due to heat and drought.
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