On the recordApril 1, 2014
The University of Colorado estimates that 68,000 jobs could be lost in Colorado and even more in secondary jobs if hydraulic fracturing is prohibited.
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congress.govThe University of Colorado estimates that 68,000 jobs could be lost in Colorado and even more in secondary jobs if hydraulic fracturing is prohibited.
Gardner cites job loss estimates related to hydraulic fracturing bans.
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