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Would you support Secretary of the State Scott Gessler if he ran for Colorado governor?
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29 April 2011
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GreyStone (Anonymous) says…
Might be the Craig Motel..
29 April 2011
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GreyStone (Anonymous) says…
Just another upstanding, Chicago, Business man trying to do Illinois business in SteamBoat Springs… What’s the big deal????
22 April 2011
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GreyStone (Anonymous) says…
Moffat county will have enough revenue from all this mineral leasing, oil&Gass drilling they will be able to bring sanitary drinking water to everyone in the county… there will be no need to think about contamination in a water well.
Who drinks water from a well anyway? I thought we all drank pure water from the city water purification system.
Drinking water from a well is so outdated when we have modern water purification systems provided by our city governments.
This is so “Third world”, drinking from an unsanitary hole on the ground in the first place.
20 April 2011
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GreyStone (Anonymous) says…
Who drinks water from a well anyway? I thought we all drank pure water from the city water purification system.
Drinking water from a well is so outdated when we have modern water purification systems provided by our city governments.
This is so “Third world”, drinking from an unsanitary hole on the ground.
18 April 2011
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GreyStone (Anonymous) says…
Problem being, there is no discernable difference between, Carter, Bush, Clinton or Obama.. They are all professional politicians.
10 April 2011
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GreyStone (Anonymous) says…
This is defiantly a communist plot to kill the wildlife in Moffat county and starve all the conservative hill people in Western Colorado.
8 April 2011
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GreyStone (Anonymous) says…
This guy ought to be sent to prison, just because he looks like a criminal.
First impression are important….bad haircut like that can not help.
8 April 2011
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GreyStone (Anonymous) says…
I did say Capitalist, I think. Didn’t I?
They did this to the Easter Bunny.
8 April 2011
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GreyStone (Anonymous) says…
Then we have Easter, the capitalist festival, celebrating a pink rabbit that lays chocolate eggs and stuffed toys out on the lawn.
7 April 2011
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GreyStone (Anonymous) says…
“As of 5 p.m. [Thursday], we had 28 companies — up from 18 this morning,” said Mike Paque, executive director of the Groundwater Protection Council. “We had 70 wells and frack jobs registered this morning, and 200 this afternoon. Who knows what will happen over the weekend? But we expect that number to climb.”
Companies uploading data include some with operations in Colorado, such as Anadarko Petroleum Corp. (nyse: apc), Chesapeake Energy Corp. (nyse: chk), Williams Cos. Inc. (nyse: wmb), and Noble Energy Inc. (nyse: nbl), Paque said.
Denver’s Encana Oil & Gas (USA) Inc., a subsidiary of Encana Corp. (nyse: eca), also plans to upload information, spokesman Doug Hock said.
The website will include information about oil and gas wells drilled on or after Jan. 1, 2011, including company names, well locations, …
Oil and gas companies operating in Colorado are among many that say they will voluntarily disclose the chemicals used in hydraulic fracturing.
The technique — also known as “fracking” — that blasts water, sand and chemicals into rock layers deep underground to unlock oil and gas.
The companies are uploading data, including well locations, this week to a website created by the Groundwater Protection Council, a national association of groundwater protection agencies, and the Interstate Oil and Gas Compact Commission, an interstate commission created in 1935. Both are located in Oklahoma City.