When will Aurora and Arapahoe county start caring about its citizens .. when???
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Joey Vargas
3 years ago
Stop fracking!!!!!
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Bj League
3 years ago
Disappointing this is happening right in my backyard.
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Kevin Chan
3 years ago
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No. Aside form all the other comments posted who will ultimately be responsible for clean up if there is an incident? what if the company goes out of business to protect its assets? who's going to cap the well? Taxpayers. no.
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Rachel Markowitz
3 years ago
I am a Southshore resident and this needs your attention!
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jeff deischer
3 years ago
Fracking is dangerous and bad for the environment. It should outright be banned in the US. I would never vote for a politician who supports it.
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Joshua Webb
3 years ago
I live in Aurora CO.
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Carol Shamburg
4 years ago
Not inmy hood!!!!
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Georgiana Inskeep
4 years ago
When will people protect themselves from the greed of this industry?
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Anonymous
4 years ago
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As an Aurora resident, I'm especially concerned about these new oil and gas wells. Colorado already has dangerously high levels of ground level ozone per EPA guidelines, and these wells would make that worse.
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joyce lisbin
4 years ago
The health of residents must be the priority of all government agencies. We know that fracking pollutes ground water, the air and results in health problems for the animals and people. Protect residents and end fracking. Until then at least have the decency to warn people who are impacted by these toxic emissions.
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Fred Malo
4 years ago
Fracking emissions are 7.9% methane making it more damaging to the climate than coal
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Dar-Lon Chang
4 years ago
No more fracking profits at the expense of people's health and the increased risk of climate chaos.
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Greg Fossen
4 years ago
Stop drilling!
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Scott Hatfield
4 years ago
These wells will affect the entire Front Range that is in severe ozone nonattainment.
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Nichole Merris
4 years ago
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As a former resident of Aurora with nieces and nephews who still live there, I am deeply concerned about the idea of fracking in the area. Allowing this to proceed will be harmful to their health and is morally wrong for the community.
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Amy Allen
4 years ago
Allowing this plan to move forward would be a travesty. It is unconscionable to allow oil and gas operations so close to neighborhoods, and would have serious impacts on public health.
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Celise
4 years ago
This is worrisome, especially to the lives of children in the adjacent neighborhoods.
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Robert Winkler
4 years ago
Isn’t it about time elected officials start caring about the health of those who elected them?!?!
When will Aurora and Arapahoe county start caring about its citizens .. when???
Stop fracking!!!!!
Disappointing this is happening right in my backyard.
No. Aside form all the other comments posted who will ultimately be responsible for clean up if there is an incident? what if the company goes out of business to protect its assets? who's going to cap the well? Taxpayers. no.
I am a Southshore resident and this needs your attention!
Fracking is dangerous and bad for the environment. It should outright be banned in the US. I would never vote for a politician who supports it.
I live in Aurora CO.
Not inmy hood!!!!
When will people protect themselves from the greed of this industry?
As an Aurora resident, I'm especially concerned about these new oil and gas wells. Colorado already has dangerously high levels of ground level ozone per EPA guidelines, and these wells would make that worse.
The health of residents must be the priority of all government agencies. We know that fracking pollutes ground water, the air and results in health problems for the animals and people. Protect residents and end fracking. Until then at least have the decency to warn people who are impacted by these toxic emissions.
Fracking emissions are 7.9% methane making it more damaging to the climate than coal
No more fracking profits at the expense of people's health and the increased risk of climate chaos.
Stop drilling!
These wells will affect the entire Front Range that is in severe ozone nonattainment.
As a former resident of Aurora with nieces and nephews who still live there, I am deeply concerned about the idea of fracking in the area. Allowing this to proceed will be harmful to their health and is morally wrong for the community.
Allowing this plan to move forward would be a travesty. It is unconscionable to allow oil and gas operations so close to neighborhoods, and would have serious impacts on public health.
This is worrisome, especially to the lives of children in the adjacent neighborhoods.
Isn’t it about time elected officials start caring about the health of those who elected them?!?!
For a safety community