AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoColorado River Water Plan: The federal government released a post-2026 Colorado River plan built around a flexible, adaptive framework for Lake Powell and Lake Mead through 2036, but it still leaves states bracing for steep, recurring cut uncertainty—while Lake Mead is now just inches above its record low. Wildlife & Drought Impacts: Colorado Parks and Wildlife relocated a bear to “better bear habitat” in Louisville after drought-linked food stress, and CPW also conducted a Pikes Peak bighorn sheep herd survey; elsewhere, CPW lethally removed an uncollared yearling wolf in Grand County after confirmed calf depredations. Climate Litigation: The U.S. Supreme Court scheduled arguments for a Colorado climate lawsuit that tests whether local governments can sue major energy companies in state court over global impacts. Public Health: A drug-resistant fungus, Candida auris, has been detected in 23 states this year, including Colorado. Air & Weather: Colorado State University kept its Atlantic hurricane outlook well below average, citing a strengthening El Niño.
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