Oil prices grab the headlines, but the stories that shape what your minerals are worth over the next decade usually sit a layer deeper. This month we look at a Supreme Court case from our home state of Colorado that could change who can be sued over the perceived damages from climate change. We also cover a plan to pull far more oil out of existing wells, an oil theft ring in Texas that sounds more like a movie than a news story, and a rig count that tells only half the story. Then we close out with the latest rig count numbers.
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This Month’s Mineral Rights News Articles:
- Supreme Court climate case could bankrupt oil companies, send gas prices soaring, experts warn
- Enhanced oil recovery initiative prepares to expand in Bakken
- Multiple arrested and more than $12 million in assets seized in Texas oil theft investigation | newswest9.com
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