Josh Penry and Kristin Strohm: First Couple of Colorado Fracking Front Groups

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By GuestOct 21, 2014, 6:59 pm135 pts
This is a guest post by Jesse Coleman, originally published at Huffington Post. A Greenpeace investigation has uncovered close ties between a Colorado political couple and at least six oil and gas industry front groups that have been fighting state regulations designed to protect the health of its citizens…

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