AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoInvasive Species: A live adult zebra mussel has been confirmed in Utah’s stretch of the Colorado River, downstream of the Loma infestation. Officials urge boaters and paddlers to clean, drain and dry their gear to slow the spread. Wildlife Safety: Fall migration and mating are driving up wildlife crashes in Colorado. CU Boulder students documented about 400 small-animal road deaths along U.S. 36, finding 29 species affected. Wolf Management: Colorado has paused wolf removals over livestock losses as concerns grow about the population’s survival; the state’s count stands at 45. Climate Policy: The EPA announced plans to roll back oil and gas emissions rules, while the Supreme Court weighs whether Boulder’s climate lawsuit against Exxon and Suncor can proceed. Conservation Funding: Colorado voters will decide whether Prop. 137 should direct more tax revenue to conservation and wildfire mitigation, reducing some TABOR refunds. Cleaner Buildings: Trane and Kroenke Sports & Entertainment plan upgrades aimed at cutting energy use and emissions at venues including Denver’s Ball Arena.
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