AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoBig Tech in court: Meta’s Instagram boss Adam Mosseri testified in the landmark trial brought by 29 state attorneys general, saying the teen “Take a Break” safety feature had “disappointingly low” uptake and that Meta didn’t hide stats—while prosecutors and Colorado’s AG push claims that Instagram was designed to hook kids. Federal land policy: The U.S. Forest Service proposed rescinding the 2001 Roadless Rule, a move backed by some recreation groups but criticized for potentially opening millions of acres to roads and logging. Quantum push in Colorado: NSF awarded $37.5M to CU Boulder’s NSF Quantum Leap Challenge Institute to advance quantum sensors, atomic clocks, and faster disease/disaster detection. Water tech meets drought reality: A cloud-seeding startup, Rainmaker, says drone-based operations in Alaska produced about 19 million gallons of water in three hours, with claims it could help regions including the Colorado River. Colorado River stakes: Utah reported new zebra mussel DNA fragments in the river, raising new spread-prevention worries for boaters. Public health and care: Colorado clinicians are adjusting kidney-stone surgery as more younger patients—especially teenage girls—show up with the condition.
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