AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoFloods and Water: Late-October and early-November storms helped raise Lake Powell more than 20 feet, but the reservoir remains just over a quarter full. In southwest Colorado, flooding forced evacuations near Durango and disrupted Mancos’ water treatment, prompting a boil-water advisory. Wildlife: Colorado Parks and Wildlife is monitoring possible mange in two northwest wolf packs; officials say the parasite could threaten wolf survival this winter. Land Management: Voters approved diverting $200 million a year in existing tax revenue to land management, a major boost for the state’s stewardship work. Pollution and Energy: A report found PFAS at tested sites near Falcon, while public data show a northwest Colorado coal plant cited as a grid safeguard has barely operated. Fire Preparedness: Boulder County plans more than 400 acres of prescribed burns near Lyons.
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