From the Colorado Independent
Millions of dollars from special interests is going to support or fight three policy issues: a battle over how to pay for transportation needs, a makeover in the way the state draws its political boundaries, and …
Friday Sept. 7 was one of the upcoming deadlines on the life path of initiative #97—the 2,500-foot mandatory statewide oil and gas setback.
That was the last day for designated representatives …
Nine weeks from today Colorado’s …
The threat to …
Colorado Secretary of State Wayne Williams announced that the setback measure for oil and gas development has qualified to be on the November 6 statewide ballot.
The measure would mandate that new oil and gas development, including fracing, be a …
Even though the Colorado Secretary of State hasn’t yet announced the signature verification count for initiative 97, which …
Extraction Oil & Gas (ticker: XOG) got the news this week …
Colorado ballot initiative 97, the proposed change to state statute–changing the law to impose mandatory 2,500-foot drilling setbacks around protected …
This is the final week for environmental activist groups 350.org and Colorado Rising to gather signatures for Colorado ballot initiative 97. …
An estimated 54% of Colorado’s total land surface would be unavailable for …
The 2018 Colorado ballot initiative that would change state law to require 2,500-foot setbacks from occupied structures, playgrounds and water sources for new oil and gas development projects is in the signature …
From the Boulder Weekly
On April 14, the Colorado chapter of Sierra Club officially endorsed Ballot Initiative 97, which, if passed, would require all new oil and gas operations to be sited at least 2,500 feet away from schools, homes, …
