September 16, 2016
CO Chief Medical Officer: No Health Concerns From Fracking
CO Chief Medical Officer: No Health Concerns From Fracking
Earlier this week, Dr. Larry Wolk, executive director and chief medical officer of Colorado’s Department of Public Health and Environment, told The Greeley Tribune that he doesn’t “see anything to be concerned about” with regard to public health effects from fracking:
September 12, 2016
Editorial Board Blasts Negative Impacts Of Extreme “Keep It In The Ground” Movement On Southwest
Editorial Board Blasts Negative Impacts Of Extreme “Keep It In The Ground” Movement On Southwest
In Texas and other states along the Gulf Coast, the economic and job impacts from the extreme “Keep It In The Ground” fossil fuel campaign would be severe. According to a recent U.S. Chamber study, a ban on oil and gas production on federal land and waters – as promoted by the “Keep It In […]
September 8, 2016
Massive Oil Field Discovery Should Add Jobs And Economic Activity For West Texas
Massive Oil Field Discovery Should Add Jobs And Economic Activity For West Texas
Multiple news outlets are reporting today that Houston-based Apache Corp. has discovered “one of the biggest energy finds of the past decade.” The oil field, discovered in an overlooked 350,000 acre portion of West Texas in the Permian Basin, could hold more than three billion barrels of oil – the equivalent of an entire year […]
September 7, 2016
Bipartisan Agreement In Congress Deals TX Enviro Groups A Major Setback
Bipartisan Agreement In Congress Deals TX Enviro Groups A Major Setback
Yesterday, Republicans and Democrats in Congress joined forces to thwart environmental activists of the “Keep It In The Ground” movement, passing, with no objections, the Offshore Leasing Act, that modernizes and creates greater transparency by moving bidding on offshore drilling rights to an internet-based auction system.
September 6, 2016
Dakota Pipeline Protesters Arrive In Texas As Demonstrations Turn Violent
Dakota Pipeline Protesters Arrive In Texas As Demonstrations Turn Violent
While the protests in North Dakota over the Dakota Access Pipeline have turned into violent riots, The Dallas Morning News reported that some of demonstrators have made their way to Texas to protest in front of Energy Transfer Partners, the Dallas-based company constructing the pipeline.