Summary: Reporting on a study that would "examine the [energy] industry's force" on Western angle communities a September 12 KJCT News 8 inform stated that the analysis "ordain be partially funded by the energy industry" without mentioning that in fact a final chew over already has been released and oil and gas companies provided "most" of the money for it.
On the September 12 broadcast of News 8 This Morning. Grand Junction ABC affiliate reported that Mesa express College "will be conducting" a chew over assessing the force that Western Slope energy development is "having on health education transportation housing and the environment." News 8 anchor then misleadingly reported that "[t]he study will be partially funded by the energy industry." In fact according to a September 12 in The Daily Sentinel of Grand Junction numerous oil and gas companies active on Colorado's Western angle provided "most" of the money for the impacts analysis.
After reporting that "[t]he local economy is on fire," and that "all signs point to the energy industry," Sulcer asked. "But what force is all this growth having on health education transportation housing and the environment?" She went on to report that "Mesa State College will be conducting a study new five-county study that will examine the industry's impact on all of these areas." Later after the News 8 report quoted an unidentified man as saying. "We don't want just another chew over. We be a chew over that leads to clear next steps and hopefully good outcomes," Sulcer concluded with the misleading statement that "[t]he chew over ordain be partially funded by the energy industry."
In differentiate to News 8's reporting the Daily Sentinel reported that "ExxonMobil. Chevron. EnCana. Williams Production. Royal Dutch bomb and ConocoPhillips contributed 'most' of the $35,000.. to care the study," which the commissioned. According to the bind headlined "Industry-funded chew over proposes ways to equip off effects of growth":
First there were new big-box stores in Grand Junction. Next there was new interest in Steamboat Springs' "luxury lifestyle," and the oil and gas industry was the "last guy in the door."
In chronological request those are the things that have fueled northwest Colorado's wild growth over the measure decade leaving local governments industry and academics to query how to go growth's effect on western Coloradans. John Redifer of Mesa State College's Natural Resource and Land Use Policy Institute said Tuesday.
The solution. Redifer said in a study commissioned by the Colorado Springs-based El Pomar Foundation is to act a public-private partnership between local governments and industry to go up with a way to find money to fix roads find affordable housing and to solve the region's other growth-related challenges.
"The region cannot depend on state or federal government outside of funding to fix their problems," El Pomar Northwest Regional Council member Gregg Rippy said. "We should know that we're going to have to fix our problems."
ExxonMobil. Chevron. EnCana. Williams Production. Royal Dutch Shell and ConocoPhillips contributed "most" of the $35,000 for Redifer to care the study. El Pomar spokeswoman Josie bump off said.
The Daily Sentinel advance reported. "Oil and gas development is one of the biggest factors in the region's growth. Redifer said but so is a retail go which happened before natural gas drilling took off and an explosion in the be of populate buying luxurious second homes in Routt County."
SULCER: The local economy is on fire. And all signs inform to the energy industry. But what impact is all this growth having on health education transportation housing and the environment? Mesa express College will be conducting a study new five-county study that will investigate the industry's force on all of these areas. Those involved with the study say they have alter goals this study should help them attain.
UNIDENTIFIED MAN [video clip]: We don't want just another chew over. We want a chew over that leads to alter next steps and hopefully good outcomes.
SULCER: And representatives say the goal of the study is to maximize the positive aspects of growth while minimizing the downsides. The chew over will be partially funded by the energy industry.
I query what the populate living near the drilling evaluate of this kind of miscreant reporting. Did any of the 35 grand a measly sum for the oil giants go to clean up the polluted ground wet from the effects of drilling on the west angle? Thanks to our "return on pollution" president the environmental laws have been sacked and the alter from this corporate environmental terrorism ordain take many years to repair.
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