With the help of community members like you, the Center of the American West’s FrackingSENSE series returns. These Spring 2015 events bring speakers who offer a unique range of perspectives on hydraulic fracturing and natural gas and oil development. Next in our series is: Professor Matthew Cotton “The Politics of Shale Gas in the United Kingdom” April 28 - 6:30 p.m. Wolf Law, Wittemyer Courtroom University of Colorado, Boulder Campus

What are the opportunities, challenges, rewards and burdens presented to academics who enter the conflict-rich terrain of unconventional oil and gas development? What is the underlying benefit to society when professors make different choices between taking a position or serving as referee on a controversial issue? April 8, 6:30 p.m., Math room 100, University of Colorado Boulder A conversation between Anthony Ingraffea, professor, Cornell University and influential "talking head" in Josh Fox's "Gaslasland" and Professor Patty Limerick.

What are the opportunities, challenges, rewards and burdens presented to academics who enter the conflict-rich terrain of unconventional oil and gas development? What is the underlying benefit to society when professors make different choices between taking a position or serving as referee on a controversial issue? April 8, 6:30 p.m., Math 100, University of Colorado Boulder A conversation between Anthony Ingraffea, Cornell University and influential 'Talking Head' in Josh Fox's "Gaslasland" and Professor Patty Limerick.

What are the opportunities, challenges, rewards and burdens presented to academics who enter the conflict-rich terrain of unconventional oil and gas development? What is the underlying benefit to society when professors make different choices between taking a position or serving as referee on a controversial issue? April 8, 6:30 p.m. at Math 100, University of Colorado Boulder A conversation between Anthony Ingraffea, Cornell University and influential "Talking Head" in Josh Fox's "Gaslasland," and Professor Patty Limerick.

The Center of the American West’s widely respected FrackingSENSE series will return with three speakers who offer unique perspectives on Hydraulic Fracturing and Natural Gas and Oil development. But this time, the Center needs your help to make these events a reality. For a short period of time (one month) the Center will be collecting funds to support these three events. To find out more go to: http://www.colorado.edu/crowdfunding/

With the help of community members like you, the Center of the American West’s FrackingSENSE series returns. These Spring 2015 events bring speakers who offer a unique range of perspectives on hydraulic fracturing and natural gas and oil development. First in our series is: Jeffrey Jacquet - "Community impacts from hydraulic fracturing: The importance of public participation and the distribution of costs and benefits" March 11, * 6:30 p.m. at Old Main Chapel For more information please visit our website. www.centerwest.org

With the help of community members like you, the Center of the American West’s FrackingSENSE series returns. These Spring 2015 events bring speakers who offer a unique range of perspectives on hydraulic fracturing and natural gas and oil development. First in our series is: Jeffrey Jacquet - Community impacts from hydraulic fracturing: The importance of public participation and the distribution of costs and benefits March 11, * 6:30 p.m., Old Main Chapel For more information please visit our website. www.centerwest.org

With the help of community members like you, the Center of the American West’s FrackingSENSE series returns. These Spring 2015 events bring speakers who offer a unique range of perspectives on Hydraulic Fracturing and natural gas and oil development. First in our series is: Dr. Jeffrey Jacquet - Community Impacts from Hydraulic Fracturing: The importance of public participation and the distribution of costs and benefits March 11, * 6:30 p.m., Old Main Chapel For more information please visit our website. www.centerwest.org

The Center of the American West’s widely respected FrackingSENSE series will return with three speakers who offer unique perspectives on hydraulic fracturing and natural gas and oil development. But this time, the center needs your help to make these events a reality. For a short period of time (one month) the center will be collecting funds to support these three events. To find out more go to: http://www.colorado.edu/crowdfunding/

The Center of the American West’s widely respected FrackingSENSE series will return with three speakers who offer unique perspectives on hydraulic fracturing and natural gas and oil development. But this time, the center needs your help to make these events a reality. For a short period of time (one month) the center will be collecting funds to support these three events. Learn more