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Colorado counties sue state over new air-quality regulations
Garfield and Mesa counties joined seven other counties in the lawsuit against the state Air Quality Control Commission, Air Pollution Control Division and Department of Public Health and Environment
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Wyoming looks to buy millions of acres of mineral rights, including in Colorado and Utah
By The Salt Lake Tribune Energy Primary category in which blog post is published
Colorado announces $18.25 million fine against driller in fatal 2017 Firestone home explosion
By Jesse Paul Energy Primary category in which blog post is published
Federal judge cancels oil and gas leases on some sage grouse land
By The Associated Press Environment Primary category in which blog post is published
BLM withdraws western Colorado land from oil and gas lease sale
By The Associated Press Energy Primary category in which blog post is published
Here’s a roundup of the most important 2019 local election results in Colorado
From Mike Coffman’s apparent political comeback to an anti-fracking sweep of the City Council in Broomfield and the rejection of big tax measures in the Denver area, these are the results you need to know from Tuesday night
The CORE Act has passed the U.S. House, but the massive Colorado public lands bill faces tough odds in the U.S. Senate
Colorado's Republican U.S. Sen. Cory Gardner is raising alarms because the legislation was passed without the support of the GOP congressman, Scott Tipton, whose district would be most affected
Colorado oil and gas regulators are now pursuing penalties in deadly 2017 Firestone home explosion
The Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission said it was waiting for a final report on the blast from the NTSB. The report was released on Tuesday.
Broomfield mayoral candidate’s arrest history — and other questions about his past — roil high-stakes race
Kevin Kreeger is facing calls to end his campaign, which is central to the battle over oil and gas drilling in Broomfield
Judge blocks Trump from easing energy rules in western U.S. citing sage grouse
The temporary restraining order issued Wednesday by a judge in Boise, Idaho, means the administration for now must fall back to more stringent rules adopted under former President Barack Obama
Lawsuit seeks suspension of drilling permits in Colorado until regulations are updated
Colorado Rising attorney Joe Salazar said the Denver District Court complaint alleges the state is issuing drilling permits under rules made obsolete by a new law
BLM signs lease for its headquarters in Grand Junction, stoking concern
The Bureau of Land Management has signed a lease agreement in Colorado to solidify relocation of its headquarters from the District of Columbia.
