Thank you to the loyal readers and supporters of The Colorado Independent (2013-2020). The Indy has merged with the new nonprofit Colorado News Collaborative (COLab) on a new mission to strengthen local news in Colorado. We hope you will join us!

Visit COLab
Home Environment/Energy FRACTURED

FRACTURED

Denver’s Chamber fired ballot petition company for working with fractivists

FRACTURED Susan Greene -
A secret recording. An alleged payoff. A surprise twist involving a heavy-hitter Denver business group. It’s all part of a volatile story that continues...

Former Anadarko brass slam company for safety risks, callousness

FRACTURED Susan Greene -
Six former Anadarko employees have come forward on behalf of investors to describe a culture of corporate callousness that puts profits before safety. The...

FRACTURED: Undermining Broomfield

FRACTURED Daniel Glick, The Story Group -
Broomfield resident and psychologist Lois VanderKooi was relaxing at home earlier this month after a long day working in her private practice. She spread...

GREENE: In opposing appeal of landmark oil-and-gas ruling, Hick is more talk than action

FRACTURED Susan Greene -
A constitutional crisis. The phrase kept popping up Thursday when Attorney General Cynthia Coffman seemed to have bucked Gov. John Hickenlooper’s wishes by appealing a...
Silver Creek Elementary, in Thornton. Oil and gas operations are 350 feet away from the playground. (Photo by Ted Wood/The Story Group.)

FRACTURED: Roughneck politics

FRACTURED Dan Glick and Kelsey Ray -
Editor’s note: Daniel Glick and Ted Wood of The Story Group, along with Kelsey Ray of The Colorado Independent, have been reporting on oil...

FRACTURED: Showdown in Boulder County

FRACTURED Dan Glick and Kelsey Ray -
Editor’s note: Daniel Glick and Ted Wood of The Story Group, along with Kelsey Ray of The Colorado Independent, have been reporting on oil...
Wildgrass homes from the open space to their west.

FRACTURED: Forced pooling is not mandatory swim practice

FRACTURED Daniel Glick and Ted Wood - The Story Group -
A slightly different version of this story first appeared in the Boulder Weekly.  When James Sines shopped for homes in 2007, he thought he knew how...

FRACTURED: Part V, Trouble in Triple Creek

FRACTURED Daniel Glick, Kelsey Ray and Ted Wood -
Over the past decade, Colorado has grappled with how to balance the enormous economic value of oil and gas production, including tax revenues and...
Adams County #1 well, Texas Tea, in the growth area of Brighton, on the edge of Todd Creek estates, on top of an old garbage dump, not far from the Brighton drinking water reservoirs. This well head was sited with a violation by the COGCC in 2012 for leaking. As of today, nothing has been fixed, by either Texas Tea or the COGCC. The well head is still leaking. Side-by-side images taken by the COGCC in 2012 and Ted Wood in Oct. 2016. (Photo credits: COGCC and Ted Wood)

FRACTURED: Part IV, Why it took years to shut down Texas Tea

FRACTURED Daniel Glick and Kelsey Ray -
Cover image: Photos of a Texas Tea well in Brighton from 2012 and 2016 show that no action was taken by Texas Tea to...

FRACTURED: Part III, Why Colorado’s anti-fracking measures didn’t make the ballot

FRACTURED Kelsey Ray -
Over the past decade, Colorado has grappled with how to balance the enormous economic value of oil and gas production, including tax revenues and...
12Page 1 of 2
The Colorado Independent

Contact
(720)295-8006
tips@coloradoindependent.com
The Colorado Independent,2020
All Right Reserved.

The Colorado Independent