AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoWolves & Livestock: Colorado wolves are staying mostly on the Western Slope, but ranchers report worsening depredations—especially in Rio Blanco County, where multiple livestock kills have been logged in recent months. Renewables in Weld County: Weld County commissioners approved a $1.67B wind and solar project near Chalk Bluffs, covering thousands of acres and targeting 805 megawatts by 2029. Colorado River Pressure: A new CU Boulder explainer warns the Colorado River crisis is still accelerating, with recent lower-basin cuts described as not enough to “save the river.” Corporate Water Push: Amazon pledged $20M toward Colorado River conservation through a new cross-industry coalition aiming to raise $100M by 2028. Wildfire Response Tech: Prime Minute emerged from stealth with $15M to help responders coordinate earlier wildfire suppression, including in hard conditions. Packaging & Waste Policy: The National Association of Wholesaler-Distributors filed an appeal over Oregon’s packaging EPR law—while Colorado remains in the fight. Public Meeting on Contamination: Salida-area residents are urged to attend a Sept. 29 in-person meeting on the Smeltertown site and Butala Construction regulatory actions, including alleged water contamination. Wildlife Safety at Home: With bear activity rising, Colorado homeowners are being reminded to secure doors, windows, and trash to reduce encounters.
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