AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoSouthwest Flooding: Renewed flooding has kept parts of Pagosa Springs evacuated, threatened a bridge and museum along the San Juan River, and triggered sewage discharge. Colorado Parks and Wildlife has sent its swiftwater team to help, while flood damage to roads is still being assessed. Wildfire & Water: Colorado’s newly renovated state tree nursery can grow up to 2 million seedlings a year for reforestation and watershed recovery. Conservation Funding: Voters are weighing Proposition 137, which would direct about $175 million a year in existing tax revenue to conservation, wildfire mitigation and watershed protection; opponents say the dedication could constrain other state spending. Climate Policy: Colorado methane rules are set to remain in place even if federal limits are rolled back, while Platte River has dropped its 2030 deadline for noncarbon power. Wildlife Under Stress: Drought has cut natural food supplies for Colorado bears, with rescued cubs reportedly eating 2,000 pounds of fruit a week.
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