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GarCo Commissioner Martin on the County's Relationship with the Gas Industry
Martin has been a commissioner for 16 years and is running for a fifth term. KDNK's Marilyn Gleason asked John Martin what concessions he might ask from gas drillers to improve their practices during the current slowdown in drilling.
GarCo Commissioner Samson on Local Impact of International Energy Markets
Two Republican members of the Garfield County Commission are facing Democratic challengers in the November election. Today on NRG with MG, we continue a series of interviews with the incumbents and the challengers focusing on energy issues.
Last week we kicked it off with Aleks Briedis. He's running against today's guest, incumbent commissioner Mike Samson of Rifle. KDNK's Marilyn Gleason started by asking about the day 30 years ago known as Black Monday. Mike Samson was serving as the mayor of Rifle at the time, and remembered how he learned Exxon was pulling out of oil shale development that was fueling a boom in the Grand Valley.
Commissioner Candidate Aleks Briedis Emphasizes Energy Diversity in GarCo
Energy Expert Randy Udall on the 2012 Elections
The 2012 presidential election is just around the corner. Carbondale resident Randy Udall is a regular commentator on energy issues for KDNK. He also comes from a famous political family. On this week's edition of NRG with MG, Randy Udall meets with KDNK's Marilyn Gleason to explore the nexus of energy and politics in the context of the upcoming election.State Geologist On Oil Shale Viability
Early this year, the Bureau of Land Management published a draft Environmental Impact Statement and amendments for opening lands in Colorado, Utah and Wyoming to tar sand and oil shale extraction. The new plan reduced an earlier 2008 allocation of almost 2 and a half million acres.Unsurprisingly, the plan was controversial on all sides. For the last few years, a handful of oil companies have tried hard to prove that oil shale is a viable energy source, using test plots on public land in Colorado to experiment.
Today on NRG with MG, Colorado State Geologist Vince Matthews is back to talk with KDNK's Marilyn Gleason about oil shale and its relatives further down the the resource pyramid.
What the US Could Learn From Germany About Energy
Piper Foster worked for the Sopris Foundation then spent a year in Germany studying the links between civic planning and energy use. Now she works for Amatis Controls, an Aspen-based company making affordable control systems that could revive interest in the lowly solar thermal panel. Earlier this year, Piper returned to Germany with a group of 12 to learn more about energy policy across the pond. On this episode of NRG with MG, Piper Foster tells KDNK's Marilyn Gleason what she learned, and the US could learn, from the Germans.Colorado State Geologist on Geology and Energy
Geology affects the lives of Coloradoans, whether it's the mountain lifestyle of skiing, hiking and whitewater sports, or proximity to resources that are mined or drilled. On this episode of NRG with MG, the Colorado State Geologist joins KDNK's Marilyn Gleason to talk about the links between geology and energy. We start with snow and ice. Arapahoe Glacier near Boulder is the southernmost glacier in the US, and one of a possibly dozen or so in the state, says Colorado Geological Survey's Vince Matthews.



