The question for Sen. Udall — if your concern is “trains hauling explosive fuels” posing a danger to residents and businesses of Colorado, and with mounting evidence that pipelines are, in fact, the safest way to transport this new bounty of affordable and reliable energy, why do you oppose expanded pipeline construction?
The question for Sen. Udall — if your concern is “trains hauling explosive fuels” posing a danger to residents and businesses of Colorado, and with mounting evidence that pipelines are, in fact, the safest way to transport this new bounty of affordable and reliable energy, why do you oppose expanded pipeline construction?
Why is the College Board biasing its essay prompts with sources that amount to propaganda for manmade global warming? Why are high schools so willing to assign such overtly political materials from the selection of sample AP questions?
Why is the College Board biasing its essay prompts with sources that amount to propaganda for manmade global warming? Why are high schools so willing to assign such overtly political materials from the selection of sample AP questions?
Martin and Wirth discussed coal mine closures in Western Colorado, which as Martin acknowledged may be what the environmental community wants but would be “bad for the miners and their families, bad for the local economy.”
Developing . . . An anti-fracking activist and self-proclaimed Environmental Protection Agency employee and whistleblower with close ties to Colorado fracking ban efforts compared oil and gas development to slavery
The third in a multi-part series. Gov. John Hickenlooper was “smitten” with controversial former Environmental Protection Agency director Lisa Jackson, after a speech she delivered in Denver in May 2012,
The third in a multi-part series. Gov. John Hickenlooper was “smitten” with controversial former Environmental Protection Agency director Lisa Jackson, after a speech she delivered in Denver in May 2012,
Organized efforts to push fracking bans as “local control” constitutional amendments onto Colorado’s November ballot are just that, according to newly revealed audio. With 95 percent of Colorado wells opened
Organized efforts to push fracking bans as “local control” constitutional amendments onto Colorado’s November ballot are just that, according to newly revealed audio. With 95 percent of Colorado wells opened
Scroll for updates . . . Sen. Mark Udall’s opening statement: “Also very pleased to join all of my colleagues here tonight to talk about one of the most pressing
Houston Chronicle energy reporter Ryan Holeywell tweeted Gov. John Hickenlooper’s claim that anti-fracking activists attacked his car while he attended a meeting: Hickenlooper says at one point, on the way
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