| BLM auction of leases on Colorado plateau breaks record |
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| Written by MARK JAFFEE, Denver Post | |
| Friday, 15 August 2008 | |
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Bureau of Land Management officials said the $114 million
generated by the auction of leases on Colorado's Roan Plateau was the most
generated by such an auction in the lower 48 states ever, but industry officials
said protests lowered the prices paid for the leases. Read more...
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