AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoColorado River Crunch: Arizona is bracing for possible federal “no deal” cuts that could slash its Colorado River share by up to 77% over the next decade, as Upper and Lower Basin states remain deadlocked. Water & Drought Impacts: The Upper Arkansas River is forecast to hit record-low summer flows, with snowpack reported at just 14% of normal in mid-May—raising stakes for recreation and agriculture. Data Center Backlash: Colorado cities and counties are moving to slow new data center development via moratoriums amid concerns about electricity costs and environmental impacts, while Colorado Springs continues to advance approvals. Dark Money in Politics: Nearly $2M in untraceable spending has flowed into Colorado Democratic statehouse primaries, routed through super PAC networks and aimed at shaping the Capitol’s next power fight. Cannabis Research: A new Colorado-focused study finds many older adults use edible cannabis for pain and sleep rather than getting high, highlighting the need to understand tradeoffs like THC-related impairment. Local Business/Jobs: UPS drivers in Colorado seek class certification in a sick-leave lawsuit, arguing the company failed to provide paid leave under state law.
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