Tag: energy
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GUEST OPINION: Natural gas is essential to Colorado’s energy economy
Colorado homes do not have an emissions problem and taking away people’s access to natural gas for heating and cooking would endanger their lives, cost them thousands of dollars and do virtually nothing to combat climate change. It is wrong to force Coloradans to abandon their preferred home fuel when it is clean, affordable, efficient…
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Right-to-natural-gas proposal in Colorado qualifies for ballot
A citizen initiative that seeks to enshrine the right to natural gas has qualified for the November ballot, Colorado’s election office confirmed on Thursday. Petitions containing signatures for Initiative No. 177 were turned in to the Secretary of State’s Office for review in late June. On Thursday, the Secretary of State’s Office said 146,165 of the 189,508…
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Colorado’s ‘right to natural gas’ measure submits signatures to qualify for November ballot
A natural-gas rights initiative backed by Advance Colorado is likely headed to the November ballot, triggering a parallel campaign by environmental groups seeking to impose new liabilities on oil and gas operators. Petitions for Initiative No. 177 were turned in to the Secretary of State’s Office on Tuesday for review, totaling 200,000 signatures. To make…
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Colorado’s ‘right to natural gas’ measure submits signatures to qualify for November ballot
A natural-gas rights initiative backed by Advance Colorado is likely headed to the November ballot, triggering a parallel campaign by environmental groups seeking to impose new liabilities on oil and gas operators. Petitions for Initiative No. 177 were turned in to the Secretary of State’s Office on Tuesday for review, totaling 200,000 signatures. To make…
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Colorado’s ‘right to natural gas’ measure submits signatures to qualify for November ballot
A natural-gas rights initiative backed by Advance Colorado is likely headed to the November ballot, triggering a parallel campaign by environmental groups seeking to impose new liabilities on oil and gas operators. Petitions for Initiative No. 177 were turned in to the Secretary of State’s Office on Tuesday for review, totaling 200,000 signatures. To make…
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Colorado’s ‘right to natural gas’ measure submits signatures to qualify for November ballot
A natural-gas rights initiative backed by Advance Colorado is likely headed to the November ballot, triggering a parallel campaign by environmental groups seeking to impose new liabilities on oil and gas operators. Petitions for Initiative No. 177 were turned in to the Secretary of State’s Office on Tuesday for review, totaling 200,000 signatures. To make…
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Colorado’s ‘right to natural gas’ measure submits signatures to qualify for November ballot
A natural-gas rights initiative backed by Advance Colorado is likely headed to the November ballot, triggering a parallel campaign by environmental groups seeking to impose new liabilities on oil and gas operators. Petitions for Initiative No. 177 were turned in to the Secretary of State’s Office on Tuesday for review, totaling 200,000 signatures. To make…
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Colorado’s ‘right to natural gas’ measure submits signatures to qualify for November ballot
A natural-gas rights initiative backed by Advance Colorado is likely headed to the November ballot, triggering a parallel campaign by environmental groups seeking to impose new liabilities on oil and gas operators. Petitions for Initiative No. 177 were turned in to the Secretary of State’s Office on Tuesday for review, totaling 200,000 signatures. To make…
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Colorado’s ‘right to natural gas’ measure submits signatures to qualify for November ballot
A natural-gas rights initiative backed by Advance Colorado is likely headed to the November ballot, triggering a parallel campaign by environmental groups seeking to impose new liabilities on oil and gas operators. Petitions for Initiative No. 177 were turned in to the Secretary of State’s Office on Tuesday for review, totaling 200,000 signatures. To make…
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LETTERS: What are they afraid of?; Nixon power plant
What are they afraid of? An article in the Gazette depicted two billboards being defaced by some cowardly pro-abortion extremists. Now, pro-abortion extremists have additionally vandalized a local pro-life outreach to pregnant women. My question is: what are they afraid of? Both billboards had wholesome pictures extolling the beauty of motherhood. The pro-life center focused…