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The Politics of Fracking

FrackingSENSE:��What We Know, What We Don’t Know, and What We Hope to Learn about Natural Gas Development.

The Center of the American West, Boulder County, and the��AirWaterGas��Research Network invite you to a new lecture series. Beginning on February 26th, on Tuesday nights through May, a speaker with substantial expertise on natural gas development will provide a measured, honest exploration of this controversial topic. Each presenter will be scrupulous about acknowledging areas of uncertainty (“What We Don’t Know”), and emphasizing open questions that require careful deliberation. Throughout the series, CU historian Patty Limerick will act as moderator. Recognizing that many members of the audience will hold strong opinions, we look forward to honest – and civil and respectful – discussions of a crucially important topic.

March 19, 2013
Charles Davis
The Politics of Fracking

March 26, 2013��No event – Spring Break

April 2, 2013
Kirby Wynn
Garfield County’s Lessons Learned about Oil and Gas Development: Building Relationships with Industry and the Community to Effectively Address Citizen Concerns

April 9, 2013��No Event – Conference on World Affairs

April 16, 2013
Joe Ryan
What Do We Know and Not Know about the Risk of Oil and Natural Gas Development to Our Water Supplies

April 23, 2013
Jana Milford
Atmospheric Perspectives on Oil and Gas Operations

April 23, 2013
Gabrielle Pétron
Atmospheric Perspectives on Oil and Gas Operations

May 2, 2013
Gov. John Hickenlooper
Natural Gas Development in Colorado

May 14, 2013
Dan Grossman
EDF – An Environmental Perspective

May 21, 2013
Bernie Goldstein
Does Living Near Hydrofracturing Activity Put Our Health at Risk?