Colorado requires drillers assess cumulative impacts of oil and gas wells. Does it make a differenc – The Durango Herald

Plans for nearly 1,500 new Colorado oil and gas wells were approved in 2022 and while all of them had to assess the cumulative impacts the drilling would create, environmental and community groups say...

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