Operations of Colorado's oil and gas industry has become increasingly controversial since 2009 as energy companies have sent more drilling rigs onto the state’s urbanized Front Range, and the rigs pop up close to suburban neighborhoods.
And the Colorado Oil & Gas Association sees more controversy ahead, says COGA President and CEO Tisha Schuller.
But, Schuller said, she believes the trade association is making progress in “fundamentally changing the nature of the conversation about oil and…
Operations of Colorado's oil and gas industry has become increasingly controversial since 2009 as energy companies have sent more drilling rigs onto the state’s urbanized Front Range, and the rigs pop up close to suburban neighborhoods.
And the Colorado Oil & Gas Association sees more controversy ahead, says COGA President and CEO Tisha Schuller.
But, Schuller said, she believes the trade association is making progress in “fundamentally changing the nature of the conversation about oil and…