Coloradans for Responsible Energy Development (CRED) is a group that claims to be dedicated to promoting responsible energy development in Colorado. However, there is mounting evidence that suggests CRED is […]
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As the issue of fracking continues to be a hot topic around the world, many individuals and communities are taking proactive steps to protect the environment and their communities. One
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Energy in depth is a media company for the Independent Petroleum Association of America. Energy in depth continues to push false claims that the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) says there
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Coloradans for Responsible Energy Development is an alliance of oil companies comprising of Occidental, Chevron, PDC Energy, Bayswater Exploration and Production, DCP Midstream, and Liberty Energy. They make claims that
The Center for Biological Diversity, a non-profit organization dedicated to protecting endangered species and their habitats, has recently filed a lawsuit against the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) in federal court.
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The Air Pollution Control Division is looking for public comment regarding o-zone. Please give public comment registering below! Register here via zoom APCD website
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Did you just find out about the project? Join our community and voice your concerns about this project! Here are some quick action items you can take today to help
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Increased Emissions According to the cumulative impacts analysis this project expects to emit 3,997.67 tons of VOCs in 10 years. For comparison a car built after 1998 emits ~1.2 grams
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What is fracking? Hydraulic fracturing (fracking) is a highly engineered process of injecting water, sand, and a small volume of other chemicals down a well and into the formation to
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