Coloradans shouldn’t have to pay to clean up abandoned oil wells 

Дата публикации: 12-08-2026 09:30:58

Coloradans know that public lands can support both a thriving energy economy and world-class wildlife habitat. Our landscapes fuel local economies through energy production while also sustaining elk herds, trout streams, clean drinking water, and the outdoor traditions that define our state. That’s why the Department of the Interior’s proposal to eliminate recently updated oil […]

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