AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoColorado River Policy: The U.S. Bureau of Reclamation released a Final EIS and a 10-year operating framework for Lake Powell and Lake Mead, setting up adaptive rules through 2036 and signaling steep water cuts for Arizona, California and Nevada as drought worsens. Energy & Grid Reliability: Xcel has begun burying power lines in Boulder County to cut wildfire risk, while a separate report links an overloaded downtown power line to fires. State Agriculture: Colorado’s Department of Agriculture unveiled a new coffee-table book, “Setting Colorado’s Table: 150 Years of Agricultural Legacy,” highlighting water, land and resilience, with proceeds supporting soil health. Local Agriculture Support: Larimer Conservation District is planning a new Agricultural Support Program for producers and landowners, building on a CSU Extension feasibility study. Public Safety & Wildlife: CSU research is targeting foul odors that attract the New World screwworm, aiming to improve trapping and protect livestock and wildlife. Business & Repair: A John Deere right-to-repair settlement is moving toward resolution, easing pressure on independent repair access. Sports & Construction: The Broncos say they’re still aiming for a 2031 stadium opening at Burnham Yard, but admit “frustration” with the slow-moving process.
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