Orphaned oil and gas properties piling up in Colorado
With more than 42,000 oil and gas properties changing hands in Colorado since 2017, many end up orphaned and abandoned, the Colorado Sun reports.
When this happens, the state is often left holding the bag for the cleanup.
With more than 42,000 oil and gas properties changing hands in Colorado since 2017, many end up orphaned and abandoned, the Colorado Sun reports.
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When this happens, the state is often left holding the bag for the cleanup.
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