State to study economic implications of overhaul of oil and gas regulations
http://www.gjsentinel.com/hp/content/news/stories/2008/04/28/042908_1b_DNR_analysis.html
Less reliance on coal could be costly
http://www.rockymountainnews.com/news/2008/apr/25/less-reliance-coal-could-be-costly/
Start Drilling
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2008/04/29/AR2008042902394.html
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I will have to look at the new resolution to see what exaclty they are changing. There are several companies who may shed some light on the resolution (i.e. CANACA). Drilling in the Boulder, Weld and Mesa County are being permitted at record pace for 2007 and 2008. Whether or not this is in part due to the new resolution should become evident soon.
The coal BS is just that BS! If coal can be shutdown then the sooner alternative energies can come online? For every job we lose to coal it can be created by other energy sources as a minimum. Coal is a subsidized (by government)energy that does not allow other energies to compete, but that will change and soon!
Drilling is something that needs to be done, however, it cannot occur until we elminate our legislative slaves to the oil companies (black mailed) who are falsely letting us to believe that it is the EPA and tree huggers. The very same organizations who are funded and created by the very same oil companies that continue the onslaught of over inflated profits!!
I don't need to listen any crap that some out there argue the cost of coffee to fuel, or lack of gas/oil infrastructure. It is completely and totally the fault of our legislative body that does not have the capability to rule this country for the people.
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