AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoSupreme Court Climate Case: The U.S. Supreme Court heard arguments on whether Boulder can keep suing ExxonMobil and Suncor in state court over climate harms, with justices probing whether federal law blocks local claims and what that could mean for other climate lawsuits. Wildlife & Habitat: Colorado wildlife officials say they’ll stop killing wolves that attack livestock, a policy shift that’s already sparking rural outcry. Pollinator Protection: Colorado issued a statewide executive order to coordinate pollinator conservation across agencies, including habitat support and possible pesticide-reduction steps. Water & Growth: Douglas County is updating its 2050 water plan as demand is projected to jump 45% by mid-century, with proposed limits on heavy nonrenewable groundwater reliance. E-waste Recycling: Buena Vista’s electronics recycling event diverted 13,712 pounds from landfill, adding to earlier spring collections. Local Housing & Development: Erie council candidates clash over growth, water, and major local deals, including a mineral-rights agreement and plans tied to data centers. Energy Transition: Platte River Power Authority marked completion of a 257-megawatt solar project, while Colorado’s coal era continues winding down near Craig.
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