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(D) Yadira Caraveo
(D) Joe Salazar
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January 05, 2011 04:53 AM UTC
21 Comments
With the Republicans hiring lobbyists (http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2010/12/08/AR2010120806221.html) to guide their votes, do ya think the publics seat is moving forward towards the main event, or back in to the shadows?
I’m watching with great interest how Hick is appointing, and how well he’ll be able to direct and control his administration.
I remember hearing that line of bullshit years ago, but I had forgotten.
the bullshit we’re fed.
with an all to familiar sad story and no happy ending in sight. Unfortunately, it takes major disasters for the legitimate news media to cover it with much more than a sidebar and government action to be more than a token response. I have no good solutions but diaries like this is a damn good way to keep the issue alive(and hopefully have positive results).
where the DeGette-Hinchey bill is at? Is it even on a schedule for a vote? Where is it in the process, at this point?
I have the sense that it is dead in the water in the new Congress. But I have been distracted of late and I have lost track.
Last time it still seemed to be alive and well was last June. Until the exemption is removed from the 2005 bill and companies are forced to publicly identify what the 900 plus chemicals are that are being used in fracking, these people have zero recourse through any state or federal agency for their health issues, poisoned wells and devalued property.
Heard on NPR that 6,000 permits were issued last year to gas and oil–3rd highest in their history.
on the FRAC Act. I called DeGette’s office this afternoon and since it did not pass in 2010, it will need to be reintroduced in 2011 all over again. Waiting for some more info from Jen at the Denver office. I’ll get it to you when I receive it.
was read the comments at the end of the Independent’s article. I guess ignorance is bliss and wow, that’s some serious ignorance.
The Glenwood Springs Post-Independent is owned by Swift Communications, which is a party to the letter we received instructing us to not quote any of their material.
This is an important story, however, and we are working on including reference to it in a future post. If this post can be edited to remove all directly quoted material from the Post-Independent (you can paraphrase its content and provide a link), it might then be promotable as well.
We apologize for the inconvenience.
I went to the “Posting Policies” in the right margin and just looked for “Post Independnet” not Glenwood Springs Post-Independent
now you’re on the list…
Wasn’t sure about the headline. Please delete it if necessary to FP.
Thanks Pols.
I took out the headline, too. OK now?
We’ve promoted a couple of spots down from the top on the front page. Thanks for your edits, and we apologize again that they are necessary to begin with.
My staggering ignorance is only exceeded by my inept typing.
But…we’ll muddle through…somehow.
🙂
Duke, you’ve been contributing some fine and thoughtful diaries and comments lately.
We’ll have to see if the Garfield commissioners stick to their guns (now that Houpt is gone), heed the concerns of their constituents, and confront the COGCC.
My bet is that GarCo folds this week under the weight of COGA hyperbole and Antero misleading economic whining. Without a protestant, the COGCC will likely approve Antero’s spacing request. Then the world will be safe for poor beleaguered O&G corporate “people.”
Coming from you…I’m flattered. 🙂