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Tag:Senate Bill 181

Courts

Counties File Lawsuit Over Air Quality Rules

Nine Colorado counties sued the state’s Air Quality Control Commission March 12 over rules adopted in December to regulate emissions from oil and gas...
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Legislature

Pete Lee Continues Legislative Efforts to Address Mental Health in Criminal System

A new Colorado bill is following up on a settlement and a 2019 bill related to how the state handles proceedings and mental health...
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News

Sweeping Policy Hopes and Dad Jokes in Polis’ State of the State Address

Along with birds-eye-view policy direction, Gov. Jared Polis’ second State of the State address had no shortage of dad jokes and at least one...
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Features

Best Lawyers: Oil, Gas and Mining

Colorado’s energy industry has long been a major economic engine in the state. That robust industry means there is plenty happening in business and...
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Community

Industry Outlook Key Focus of DGS Energy M&A Event

As the governor was signing a bill to bring sweeping changes to Colorado’s oil and gas regulatory structure, Davis Graham & Stubbs was hosting...
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Legislature

Drilling Further Into ‘Necessary and Reasonable’

Colorado’s controversial regulatory overhaul of oil and gas operations passed in the House Friday morning. In the bill, an added clarification that local government...
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Features

Six Words Worth a Universe of Questions

Before the bill to overhaul oil and gas operation regulations in Colorado passed out of the Senate, an amendment added six key words to...
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Legislature

Senators Spar Along Party Lines Over Oil and Gas Measure

Sen. John Cooke (pictured right) took the podium on the chamber floor Tuesday to rail against Senate Bill 181, a sweeping regulatory overhaul of...
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