AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoColorado Energy & Courts: The U.S. Supreme Court is set to hear Suncor Energy v. Boulder, a major climate case that could decide whether states and cities can sue fossil fuel companies under local law for alleged climate damage—Boulder is pushing state tort claims while Exxon/Suncor argue federal law should block them. Local Land Use & Housing Finance: Longmont’s southern downtown gateway was officially designated blighted, clearing the way for a transit hub plan tied to commuter rail hopes, a Front Range Community College campus expansion, and up to $38 million in financing tools. Weld County Oil & Gas Fight: Northern Colorado residents are organizing against Verdad Resources’ proposed 22-well Century Pad site near Windsor, Timnath and Severance, arguing health and air-quality risks. Community Preservation: Dearfield preservation efforts in Weld County got another National Park Service grant (about $703,000), supporting the Black agricultural community’s long-running restoration work. Workforce & Training: A new analysis finds six-figure jobs without a bachelor’s degree are still rare, often requiring specialized training or federal certification. Consumer Safety: Trader Joe’s and Walmart frozen berry recalls expanded after an E. coli concern, including a Colorado-sold lot. Education & Wellbeing: Evergreen High School crowned therapy dogs Polenta and Norene as part of ongoing student support after last year’s shooting.
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