AGP Executive Report
Last update: 13 minutes agoSupreme Court & Climate Liability: U.S. Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito has recused himself from Boulder County and City of Boulder’s landmark climate lawsuit against ExxonMobil and Suncor, a move tied to scrutiny of his oil-and-gas holdings; the case is set for oral arguments Oct. 5 and could shape dozens of similar climate-damages suits nationwide. Water & Western Politics: Colorado’s attorney general fired back at Nebraska in the South Platte River fight at the Supreme Court, arguing Nebraska is taking more than its share and Colorado will defend its water users. Extreme Weather: Forecasters warn a huge “hybrid storm” could bring days of heavy rain and flash-flood risk across the central U.S. as remnants of Hurricane Polo interact with another large system. Public Lands & Data Centers: Lawmakers are pressing Interior for transparency over how BLM approves data centers on public lands, citing concerns about rushed approvals and limited community input. Colorado Health Funding: Colorado will distribute nearly $170 million to 91 rural healthcare providers to strengthen long-term care. Wildlife & Habitat: Beaver restoration in Colorado wetlands is credited with helping bring two struggling creeks back to life. Drought Impacts: A Broomfield golf course is closing Oct. 3, blaming drought and limited water for the inability to maintain the property.
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