| Rush to drill for oil shale unwise |
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| Written by Denver Post | |
| Monday, 16 June 2008 | |
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In recent days, some politicians have
loudly demanded immediate leasing of massive oil shale reserves in
Colorado, Wyoming and Utah as a way to swiftly lower gasoline prices. Read more...
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