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The oil and gas industry says it is still "extremely concerned" about proposed environmental rules intened to "strike a balance" between industry and the environment.

Todd Hartman and Chris Barge report:

Colorado Oil & Gas Association President Meg Collins said in a prepared statement that after the industry's initial review of the 160 pages of rules, "It appears we have traded one set of concerns for another. Many of our initially stated concerns remain in the draft rules but in a different form."

Fashioning the rules has created months of tension between the administration of Gov. Bill Ritter, a Democrat who has said he wants to ensure a "thriving" energy industry while preserving Colorado's scenic beauty, and the oil and gas business, wary of more regulation.

Don't do the exercise demonstrated above! It's an overhead press with exceedingly bad technique: upper arms open and elbows pointed to the side.

Rocky fitness editor Lisa Ryckman writes today about bad workout technique and about how poor form can hurt you.

Colorado employees would be entitled to cost-of-living increases under one of five new union-backed ballot initiatives.

April Washington and Joanne Kelly report:

The move by the United Food and Commercial Workers Local 7 follows last week's endorsement of a "right-to-work" initiative by the statewide business chamber known as the Colorado Association of Commerce and Industry.

"These are issues we feel will protect working families in full, especially if the right-to-work initiative were to pass," said Manny Gonzales, spokesman for UFCW Local 7. "It's something that would protect workers in areas that would suffer under the right-to-work effort."

A team of British Broadcasting journalists documented an almost unbelievable sight - flying penguins that high-tailed it for a tropical climate when the weather turned cold.

The Telegraph newspaper of London reported in a story datelined April 1:

Camera crews discovered a colony of Adélie penguins while filming on King George Island, some 750 miles south of the Falkland Islands.