While Prop 112 did not pass, over a million Coloradans voted for safer setbacks from drilling and fracking. Regardless of the outcome, each step, each moment, each vote, strengthens our movement, and we are not giving up. Bill McKibben asked us to pass on this message:“Hats off to y’all.

“Progressive ballot initiatives make life better. They can expand democracy. They empower people. They give all sorts of people reasons to vote, particularly in midterms. They steer state and sometimes national party organizations.” – Lester Spence The 2018 midterm election results were a mosaic of red and blue patterns across the nation, which included a heap of bad news.

UPDATED: For Immediate Release: 10/31/2018 Contact: Gina Hardin, President, 350 Colorado, ginahardin@msn.com (303) 525-3076 Fracking Permit Applications Pending for Rocky Flats, including Superfund Sites, Standley Lake, and Surrounding Areas Denver, Colorado – On Friday, interested parties received a copy of an Application to the Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission (COGCC), by an English and Scottish Company, Highlands Natural Resources Corporation, to horizontally drill four sections of the former Rocky Flats Nuclear Weapons Plant, including the Superfund site where the plutonium triggers were manufactured.