A public open house on oil and gas regulations for Longmont will be held from 4:30 to 6:30 PM on February 6, 2011, in the lobby of the Council Chambers. At 7:00 PM three city boards will receive information from staff and hear testimony from citizens.
Ex-mayor Baum recently said in a radio broadcast that “drilling was nothing new,” that “it had been in the works for a year and a half.”
For all those climate change deniers who have convinced themselves that greenhouse gases are not man-made, here’s a great big wake-up call.
I have very strong misgivings about the XL pipeline proposal. Governor Brownback tells us that it will bring “good times” to Kansas but I have good reasons to doubt it.
The City Council, city staff and the Times-Call should take oil and gas industry arguments with a grain of salt and pay attention to the mounting evidence that argues differently.
"... corporations have been enthroned and an era of corruption in high places will follow, and the money power of this country will endeavor to prolong its reign..." Abraham Lincoln, 1864
“In the real world of politics, the 'quid pro quo' of both direct contributions to candidates and independent expenditures on their behalf is loyalty. And, in practical effect, experience teaches us that money corrupts, and enough of it corrupts absolutely.”
The mountain stream water that Longmont sold to a company for fracking is irrevocably removed from the hydrological system.
Is Longmont going to become a ‘Drilling’ sacrifice zone?
Public invited to hear experts presentations on oil and gas drilling in Longmont/hydraulic fracturing (fracking).
We need supporters if we are to have any chance of influencing the Longmont City Council to protect our city from oil and gas wells.
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