AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoFlood Recovery: Mancos residents remain under severe water restrictions and a boil-water advisory after flooding damaged the treatment plant and pipes. Volunteers are distributing drinking water and supplies, while state officials have issued flood-debris disposal guidance. Colorado Water: Arizona’s Central Arizona Project will stop funding the cloud-seeding program in Colorado, Utah and Wyoming. Meanwhile, Colorado farmers have launched a tool to track the economic toll of cities buying water rights, and a new website charts transfers from the Lower Arkansas Valley to the Front Range. Conservation Funding: Voters approved a $175 million pool for conservation and outdoor programs, plus a plan to direct $200 million a year in existing tax revenue to land management. Pollution: A report found PFAS at tested sites near Falcon, raising fresh questions about contamination and health risks. Public Lands: The Forest Service approved a South Uncompahgre project to reduce wildfire risk and improve forest and watershed resilience to drought, disease and insects.
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