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      Troubling Signs Near Gas Operations
      Lisa Bracken looks over her contaminated property at a new gas rig.

      Troubling Signs Near Gas Operations

      Following the natural gas boom, Western Garfield County has become one of the country's most heavily drilled areas. But as KDNK's Ed Williams reports, some residents there are frustrated with industry and government's response to their concerns.

      (Click on the story to see pictures of the West Divide contamination)
      Following the natural gas boom, Western Garfield County has become one of the country’s most heavily drilled areas. But as KDNK’s Ed Williams reports, some residents there are frustrated about industry and government’s response to their concerns. Following the natural gas boom, Western Garfield County has become one of the country’s most heavily drilled areas. But as KDNK’s Ed Williams reports, some residents there are frustrated about industry and government’s response to their concerns.s
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      • KDNK Weekly News Brief: X Games

        KDNK's Eric Skalac talks about the X Games' impact on Aspen with Carolyn Sackariason of the Aspen Daily News.
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        CMC Theatre to put on Rocky Horror Show

        The Colorado Mountain College theatre department has announced the cast of its upcoming Spring production. KDNK's Amy Hadden Marsh sat in on Sunday's auditions and has this report.

        Click here for the full cast list for CMC's Rocky Horror Show.
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      • Water in the West

        Is drinking water a potential use for "produced water"?

        One byproduct that operators drilling for oil and gas have to deal with is something called produced water. It comes in many varieties, and it's currently treated for reuse in drilling operations. But some are hoping to find a way to treat it and reuse it for agriculture and maybe even for drinking water. As KDNK's Eric Skalac reports, Garfield County is working towards making that a reality.

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