AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoParks & Wildlife: Colorado Parks and Wildlife voted to cap daily trapping of fur-bearing animals at two per species, ending “unlimited” take for mink, bobcat, coyote and others, while keeping fur sales legal. Public Health: Health officials are tracking toxic algae blooms across Colorado reservoirs, warning residents to avoid exposure—especially for kids and dogs—during a hot, low-water summer. AI & Water Policy: A CU Boulder report says states are moving to regulate AI data centers’ water use with four approaches—reporting, conservation, incentives, and water-right rules—after Colorado’s competing bills failed this session. Local Housing Dispute: Loveland ordered a recovery housing facility to vacate by July 22, citing life-safety and code issues; the nonprofit running it says the city rejected interim safety steps and violated federal disability law. Courts & Crime: A Denver judge held a preliminary hearing in a first-degree murder case focused on surveillance footage and disputes over an edited video compilation. Business & Cost of Living: A new report warns Social Security cuts could hit retirees nationwide in 2032 if lawmakers don’t act, with projected monthly losses varying by state.
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