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6 Discoveries that Show the Pre-Columbian Americas Traded Across the Oceans - Vimarsana News

6 Discoveries that Show the Pre-Columbian Americas Traded Across the Oceans

Ancient civilizations look ever-more advanced with each passing year as new discoveries continue to showcase just how sophisticated they truly were.

Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission visit to Glenwood Springs fuels public consternation over new regulations - Vimarsana News

Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission visit to Glenwood Springs fuels public consternation over new regulations

Colorado’s 2019 oil and gas regulation barring developers from creating drilling and fracking operations within 2,000 feet of residences, schools, hospitals and all other buildings fueled public scrutiny during a public hearing in Glenwood Springs...

Troubled operator K.P. Kauffman violated state order to stop selling its oil and gas - Vimarsana News

Troubled operator K.P. Kauffman violated state order to stop selling its oil and gas

State oil and gas regulators swatted down a bid by violation-plagued K.P. Kauffman to buy another six months of operations even as the company was violating an order to stop selling its oil and natura...

Colorado Regulator Suspends Oil Company's Ability To Operate Wells - Vimarsana News

Colorado Regulator Suspends Oil Company's Ability To Operate Wells

Colorado’s oil and gas regulator, the Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission, or COGCC, suspended one company’s ability to sell or transport oil and gas for six months

Colorado regulators come down hard on troubled oil company - Vimarsana News

Colorado regulators come down hard on troubled oil company

K.P. Kauffman said that penalties could result in a large bankruptcy, leaving well cleanup to the state.

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