AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoColorado River: Colorado AG Phil Weiser and other Democratic attorneys general urged the U.S. Supreme Court to let state courts handle Boulder and other local governments’ climate-change lawsuit against major oil companies, arguing the case should stay in the proper court system. Wildfire & Air Quality: Colorado’s health department expanded its smoke advisory as wildfire smoke from the Pacific Northwest drifts in, with haze and possible ozone impacts expected across the Front Range and beyond. Drought Impacts: A Broomfield golf course’s stormwater reservoir has nearly disappeared, exposing golf balls and leaving shallow water as drought tightens water supplies. Wildlife Management: Colorado Parks and Wildlife named Matthew Hyde as the new wolf conservation manager, inheriting a growing program and major uncertainty amid rancher conflicts and limits on importing wolves. Public Health: Mesa County Public Health highlighted its naloxone kiosk program as a proactive, low-barrier overdose prevention effort funded through CDC support. Animal Health Alert: Colorado is on alert for the return of New World screwworm after detections in Texas and New Mexico, raising stakes for livestock, pets, and wildlife. Local Environment Access: Adams County’s Anythink Nature Library opens Aug. 8, aiming to get people outdoors through a new nature-focused public library.
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