Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission
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3 ways of looking at the Colorado Supreme Court’s major oil and gas ruling
Moving forward, will the Martinez decision most benefit the industry or environmental activists? What about both?
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Colorado Supreme Court sides with oil and gas in major ruling on environmental regulations
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Oil rigs may draw protests, but Colorado’s pipelines could get pinched by Democratic lawmakers
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Environmentalists are demanding aggressive action on climate change. How far will Colorado Democrats go?
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Colorado expands buffer zone between schools, oil-gas wells to 1,000 feet following Proposition 112’s failure
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Proposition 112 fails, but big vote total signals oil and gas setbacks will be headed to the Colorado capitol
Industry spent $40 million fighting the measure and is reluctant to face a rematch in 2020
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Crestone’s plans for oil and gas drilling on Boulder County open space could be delayed for years after state stops hearings
The delay, attributed to a lawsuit filed by Boulder County, could postpone drilling on the property near Erie for years while the case is pending in court
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Boulder County fights with finesse — and an all-out assault — to stop drilling on public open space
History, common law, suggest Crestone, North 8 have the right to frack on land owned by Boulder County or covered by conservation easements