All posts by Brian Williams
Posted: Dec 18, 2024
File Under: Other
Issues: Other
By: Brian Williams
Posted: Sep 23, 2021
Issues: Grand Valley Citizens Alliance
By: Brian Williams
Tell decision makers it’s time for industry to finally clean up after itself! A crisis of unreclaimed and under-bonded oil & gas wells is growing across the West, threatening American […]
Posted: Jul 29, 2021
File Under: Achievement, Featured
Issues: Oil & Gas
By: Brian Williams
By now, devout readers of The Clarion know how important it is that we get the orphaned well crisis in Colorado and the United States under control. For those of […]
Posted: Jun 18, 2021
Issues: Grand Valley Citizens Alliance
By: Brian Williams
The Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission (COGCC) is poised to begin the process of creating new financial assurance standards for oil and gas wells drilled in the state. The […]
Posted: Apr 2, 2021
File Under: News/Update, Achievement
Issues: Oil & Gas
By: Brian Williams
As the spring of 2021 draws near, our Alliance finally has the opportunity to catch its breath after an intense year of engaging with state regulators to reform rules concerning […]
Posted: Jan 22, 2021
File Under: News/Update, Achievement
Issues: Grand Valley Citizens Alliance, Oil & Gas
By: Brian Williams
Permit applications of sites within the PUD acquired from Ursa will no longer be pursued Garfield County’s oil and gas liaison Kirby Wynn announced that Terra Energy Partners LLC intends […]
Posted: Jan 15, 2021
Issues: Grand Valley Citizens Alliance, Oil & Gas
By: Brian Williams
Today marks the beginning of a cleaner, more sustainable future for communities throughout Colorado that have experienced the challenges of living near oil and gas development. As the professional commissioners […]
Posted: Dec 4, 2020
File Under: News/Update, Achievement
Issues: Oil & Gas
By: Brian Williams
As the roil of the 2020 U.S. election captivated the world, Western Colorado Alliance and its stalwart members continued to advance our work in developing healthy, just, and self-reliant communities […]
