Gov. Hickenlooper to Discuss Natural Gas Development Tonight in Boulder
The governor is part of a lecture series on hydraulic fracturing, which has been a hot topic across the state.
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The governor is part of a lecture series on hydraulic fracturing, which has been a hot topic across the state.
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The United States holds enough oil and gas to power the country for hundreds of years, and Colorado is at the center of the search for energy resources. Using a controversial process called hydraulic fracturing—better known as fracking—and new drilling techniques, oil and gas companies are able to extract these previously inaccessible fossil fuels. These technologies may be the biggest step yet toward securing our energy independence. But at what cost?
