Colorado follows the Restatement rule, which imposes strict liability on one who carries on abnormally dangerous activities.[9] Colorado has characterized blasting as an abnormally dangerous activity, therefore, the showing of negligence is not essential to establish liability of a party who uses explosives on their land.[10] Additionally, where the blasting causes damage to the property of another because of moving debris or rocks, or by vibration, there will be strict liability for the damage.[11]