What the Frack?
Sarah Tresedder, Randy Willard, Ella Reichard, Bobbie Mooney, Heidi LeathwoodColorado’s communities are being fracked—literally and politically. What the Frack cuts through the oil and gas industry lies, decodes policy, and uplifts the people on the frontlines of fossil fuel abuse.
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Aurora Reservoir is at Risk: Dangerous Realities of the Sunlight-Long Fracking Plan
There are bad ideas, and then there are disaster-in-the-making development proposals like Civitas’ “Sunlight-Long” application to drill a 35-acre industrial fracking complex directly next to one of Aurora’s primary drinking-water sources: A...
Don't Frack the Aurora Reservoir Community!
The Sunlight-Long mega pad includes 32 frack wells on a 35+ acre pad, with a fracked area of approximately 12 sq miles. There are over 10,000 households within a two mile radius of this fracking project.
We pay, they profit: O&G tax loopholes & how to close them!
Loophole #1: Close the Stripper Wells Exemption!
Health Risks of Living Near Fracking
In this podcast, Heidi Leathwood, 350 Colorado’s Climate Policy Analyst interviews Dr. Lisa McKenzie – a Colorado-based scientist who has been studying the health risks of living near fracking since 2009. Her most recent study shows that th...
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