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CO108 |
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Local Government Fracking Regulations: A Colorado Case Study |
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Minor, Joel |
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2014 |
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https://journals.law.stanford.edu/stanford-environmental-law-journal-selj/print/volume-33/number-1/local-government-fracking-regulations-colorado-case-study |
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This Article addresses how the fracking boom uniquely challenges local governments, local governments’ regulatory authority under Colorado law, and how they can approach regulation in a manner most likely to survive judicial review.It emphasizes fracking’s socioeconomic impacts, which have been largely overlooked by other legal scholarship, yet constitute the strongest ground for local government regulation. |
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