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Tag: Garfield County
Political group that attacked Dems in GarCo goes after Longmont candidate
An Astroturf group with ties to Colorado Republican political operative Scott Shires has apparently shifted its focus from oil and gas issues on the...
GarCo commissioners get special screening of gas-drilling film ‘Split Estate’
The Garfield County commissioners Monday will get a personal screening of the award-winning new documentary “Split Estate,” detailing environmental problems stemming from the most...
Natural gas sector banking on cold winter, economic surge to boost...
Analysts who track natural gas prices and supplies say the industry is banking on a cold winter and an economic recovery to bolster a...
Something suspect in the air: oil and gas air quality concerns...
In light of new evidence natural-gas drilling may be introducing elevated levels of the carcinogen benzene into the air around the Western Slope towns...
Western Slope schools losing students to ongoing natural-gas downturn
The ongoing downturn in natural gas drilling on Colorado’s Western Slope is taking a toll on local school districts, according to the Grand Junction...
NYT water-pollution series faults feds as FRAC Act debate rages in...
Some of the startling numbers in a New York Times series on water pollution that kicked off Saturday raise the question of why Colorado...
Hidden Gems, or locked away too tightly? Wilderness plan stirs debate
A coalition of environmental groups looking to drum up local support for a huge new wilderness bill that could protect up to 450,000 acres...
Oil and gas drilling permits on 2005 pace, with GarCo still...
Oil and gas drilling permits in Colorado in 2009 are on pace to slightly top 2005 numbers, according an analysis by the Grand Junction...
Trouble in paradise: foreclosures rise to new Rocky Mountain highs
It took a little longer, but the bursting of the real estate bubble across the country over the last two years is now ravaging...
COGCC director: Unnecessary FRAC Act would spread staff too thin
DENVER — When it comes to the safety of hydraulic fracturing-- the “stimulating” of natural gas wells with high-pressure injections of water, sand and chemicals to free up more gas-- Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission director David Neslin argues the state has it covered.