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Coloroado Tests Whether Drilling and Suburbia Can Coexist

From his deck, Bob Arrington can hear the rustle of aspens and the chirp of birds. He can see the golf course; Battlement Mesa, still spring green, to the south; and Roan Plateau, pink and tan, to the north. Soon he may also be able to see a drilling rig — right near the sixth hole."

Source: Denver Post, 06/20/2011

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