Loren Furman, senior vice president of state and federal relations for the Colorado Association of Commerce and Industry, said studies she’s seen indicate three-quarters of the jobs lost because of restrictions on oil and gas development would be outside the industry, because of its broader support for the state economy.
“That is why you are seeing the business community working so hard to defeat this measure and to convince our fellow Coloradans to vote no on 112,” said Furman, who also is a board member for Vital Colorado, the business coalition supporting the industry. Read the complete article in ColoradoPolitics