Critics of a draft Colorado rule to compel oil and gas companies to divulge chemicals used in the controversial hydraulic fracturing process will have some extra time to file comments online after the state’s website was taken down for “security-related emergency maintenance.”
Colorado oil and gas regulators are touting a new website, set to debut in mid-April, that will allow operators to voluntarily register chemicals used in the controversial but commonly used process of hydraulic fracturing, or “fracking.” The Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission (COGCC), under revised oil and gas drilling regulations that went into effect in 2009, already requires operators to disclose fracturing chemicals if requested by state regulators or by health professionals.
Fourth District Congressional candidate Cory Gardner published the names of his email list today, all 4920 names, demonstrating again a lack of attention to detail that has characterized his campaign. It was only his latest online blunder. In fact…
Betsy Markey is running a photo on her website advertising tours of Washington D.C. The building in the photo is a big white government-style building with a dome. It isn’t the building that sits atop Capitol Hill. So what…
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