By: Garrett
Conservationists in Colorado's enviromental and wildlife advocacy have approved the new oil and gas regulations. The endorsement came a day before conferences warned that the new rules could cost thousands of jobs. State regulators are writing new rules to include wildlife, health and enviroment experts in reviewing development. The conservation groups sent a letter of support Wednesday to acting director of the Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commision Dave Neslin. Neslin is expected to release draft rules by the end of the month.
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