No Surprise Here! cl via Indigenous Environmental Network According to the Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission, the agency monitoring all the spills, this brings the cumulative total of notable releases to 1,042 barrels of oil -- or 43,764 gallons -- in Colorado following devastating flooding that resulted in the deaths of at least eight, and over $2 billion in property damage. COGCC also announced that it is tracking 12 releases of "produced water," the waste water collected at the surface of an oil and gas drilling well, which has resulted in 413 barrels -- or 17,350 gallons -- spilled. A total of 16 other locations with spills classified as "minor" by COGCC are also being tracked, two more since last week. huffingtonpost/2013/10/01/more-colorado-oil-spills-_n_4024124.html
Posted on: Wed, 02 Oct 2013 23:01:29 +0000
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