Ken Salazar Blamed By Oil And Gas Companies For Scant Interest In New Drilling Projects
SALT LAKE CITY — Drillers say it's getting so hard to obtain an oil-and-gas lease in the Rocky Mountains under the new administration of Preside...
SALT LAKE CITY — Drillers say it's getting so hard to obtain an oil-and-gas lease in the Rocky Mountains under the new administration of Preside...
AP | Posted 11.18.2009 | Denver
DENVER — A Colorado company that has developed a process to convert wood to fuel is starting construction of what will eventually be a commercia...
The Denver Post | Lynn Bartels | Posted 11.04.2009 | Denver
The director of the Governor's Energy Office recently interviewed 20 people from scores of applicants and hired someone who had worked on Republican B...
Posted 10.30.2009 | Denver
Governor Ritter's surrogates and his opponents traded barbs Thursday over the Governor's recently announced budget cuts. In response to the the Govern...
Robert L. Borosage | Posted 08.22.2009 | Politics
If the U.S. wants new energy to be the centerpiece of a new economy in which -- in the president's words, the U.S. "consumes less and produces more," then it will have to have an industrial strategy. Getting there won't be easy. Just as the insurance companies impede sensible reforms in health care, and big oil and coal block vital changes in energy, and Wall Street guts vital reform of finance, global corporations and banks will spend a lot of money to defend the unsustainable trade policies of the old economy.
Javier Sierra | Posted 04.10.2009 | Green
To the environmental movement, the first month and a half of the Obama presidency has been what the New York Times calls "an astonishing turnaround."
AP | PAUL FOY | Posted 11.19.2009 | Denver