See March 24 editorial in Grand Junction Sentinel, “Gov. Ritter right on oil shale.” Click on link below. www.gjsentinel.com/open/content/news/opinion/stories/2008/03/24/032408_4A_shale_edit.html
Governor Ritter’s comments to the BLM in response to its Oil Shale and Tar Sands Draft Programmatic Environmental Impact Statement appear on the Governor’s website. The website also contains the Department of Natural Resource’s technical comments. Click on link below. www.colorado.gov/cs/Satellite
On March 13, 2008, Senator Ken Salazar issued a press release informing that the Senate “voted down a Republican amendment to the Senate Budget Resolution that sought to override a one-year moratorium on oil shale development.”salazar.senate.gov/news/releases/071217oilshale.htm
On Thursday, March 13, the Bureau of Land Management brushed aside the thoughtful compromise proposal for the Roan Plateau that was made by Governor Ritter in December. CWF immediately criticized the BLM for failing to work with the State during the last three months to craft a workable plan that would protect sensitive wildlife habitat …
On Thursday, March 13, the Bureau of Land Management brushed aside the thoughtful compromise proposal for the Roan Plateau that was made by Governor Ritter in December. CWF immediately criticized the BLM for failing to work with the State during the last three months to craft a workable plan that would protect sensitive wildlife habitat …
On March 13, 2008, Senator Ken Salazar issued a press release informing that the Senate “voted down a Republican amendment to the Senate Budget Resolution that sought to override a one-year moratorium on oil shale development.”salazar.senate.gov/news/releases/071217oilshale.htm
See http://www.oil-gas.state.co.us/Rulemaking on the Colorado Department of Natural Resources Department website for the rulemaking timeline. The two-month wildlife technical stakeholders’ group meetings have concluded. Next, the draft rules will be issued and posted on March 31. CWF intends to continue its participation in the process as a party to the formal rulemaking.
See http://www.oil-gas.state.co.us/Rulemaking on the Colorado Department of Natural Resources Department website for the rulemaking timeline. The two-month wildlife technical stakeholders’ group meetings have concluded. Next, the draft rules will be issued and posted on March 31. CWF intends to continue its participation in the process as a party to the formal rulemaking.
The Colorado Division of Wildlife has added the upper Eagle Valley to its deer feeding operations, pursuant to authorization by the Colorado Wildlife Commission. Officials said that some deer are stranded in deep snow areas. The Division also continues to feed deer and pronghorn in the Gunnison Basin at 125 sites. More than 400 volunteers …
The Colorado Division of Wildlife has added the upper Eagle Valley to its deer feeding operations, pursuant to authorization by the Colorado Wildlife Commission. Officials said that some deer are stranded in deep snow areas. The Division also continues to feed deer and pronghorn in the Gunnison Basin at 125 sites. More than 400 volunteers …
Colorado Wildlife Federation