BLM will offer parcels near Aurora Reservoir for oil and gas drilling
What to know about BLM will offer parcels near Aurora Reservoir for oil and gas drilling
Planned oil and gas development near the Aurora Reservoir — which has been vigorously opposed by local residents — is poised to grow as the federal government will auction off 600 acres of mineral leases west of the reservoir.
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What happened
Planned oil and gas development near the Aurora Reservoir — which has been vigorously opposed by local residents — is poised to grow as the federal government will auction off 600 acres of mineral leases west of the reservoir.
Why it matters
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Common ground
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Follow-up questions
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