Two environmental consulting firms—Eagle Environmental Consulting, Inc. and Tasman Geosciences—are accused of submitting falsified lab data for more than 400 oil and gas sites in Weld County, Colorado. The manipulated […]
Recently retired public‑health scientist Lisa McKenzie, once alarmed by the dense patchwork of well pads skirting Denver, turned her expertise toward exposing the hidden toll of fracking on pregnant people,
Fracking’s Fallout: What a Colorado Public Health Scientist Discovered Read More »
We’re excited to share that The Denver Post has published an in-depth article on Monday, May 5th, with a front-page story highlighting how residents in Southshore, Beacon Point, Tallyn’s Reach
Denver Post Features Southshore and local resident opposition to fracking Read More »
We’ve entered a very busy period of time with the fight to keep our community, reservoir and wildlife safe from heavy industrial threats like fracking. It can be overwhelming and
Top 5 Fracking Threats to the Aurora Reservoir: April 2025 Fight Update Read More »
Proposed Fracking Site Draws Record-Breaking 1,500 Public Comments in Arapahoe County Aurora, CO — April 9, 2025 — Save The Aurora Reservoir (STAR), a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit, and thousands of
With more and more fracking sites within the Lowry Ranch CAP reaching public comment and approval phases every week, the time for residents to speak up is RIGHT NOW! Let
New Maps Highlight Fracking Threats to Southeast Aurora Communities Read More »
At Monday night’s local public hearing, Southeast Aurora residents once again showed up to send a clear and unambiguous message: Fracking is not welcome here.
Community Members Speak Out Against First Planned Well Pad in Lowry Ranch CAP Read More »
Save The Aurora Reservoir Members Helped Influence Positive Outcome On December 10, 2024, the Phase 2B Oil and Gas Regulations proposed by the Arapahoe County Planning Division were unanimously approved
Arapahoe County Board of County Commissioners Passes Stronger Oil & Gas Regulations Read More »
Newly drafted Energy & Carbon Management Commission rules protect industry, not communities. The Colorado Energy & Carbon Management Commission (ECMC) recently concluded its long-awaited cumulative impacts rulemaking hearings. While the
The Colorado Energy & Carbon Management Commission (ECMC) voted today to approve the controversial 32,000-acre Lowry Ranch Comprehensive Area Plan (CAP). The four voting commissioners were extremely divided on the
ECMC Approves Lowry Ranch CAP, with Conditions Read More »
