Rocky Mountains, Rocky Relationships
Due to an exception in the Energy Policy Act of 2005, the federal government cannot regulate most of the liquids used in hydraulic fracturing; therefore, regulations regarding fracking will be largely...
View ArticleControversy Over Colorado’s Renewable Energy Standards
Should publicly-owned utilities that provide power to rural Colorado be subject to the same renewable energy requirements as their private-sector counterparts? That question is at the heart of the...
View ArticleEnergy Company Turns on the Tap for West Virginia Gubernatorial Candidates
Antero Resources Inc., a Colorado-based energy company, plans to build an 80-mile pipeline capable of carrying 4.8 million gallons of water a day from the Ohio River to fracking sites in West Virginia...
View ArticleSuper Bowl XLVIII: Passing the Bucks?
If it were a contest of political giving—and thank goodness it isn’t—Super Bowl XLVIII would have already ended in a blowout. Instead of being a contest between a stifling defense and a prolific...
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