This week we want to feature an industry publication that has been around for over 100 years. This century old publication we are talking about is the Oil & Gas Journal. Since 1902 they have been supplying readers with international information relating anywhere from operations to statistics on markets and…
Earlier this month, the Scranton Times-Tribune published an article rehashing the Dimock story containing absolutely zero new relevant factual information. We responded with both a letter to the editor and a blog post expressing our exasperation that although testing by Cabot, the PA DEP and the EPA have found that…
Today’s post contributed by Bill desRosiers – Coordinator, External AffairsIt seems just about every day a new article is published about more natural gas utilization in this county. From power plants to vehicles running on compressed natural gas (CNG), this country is freeing itself from energy dependence daily. With the…
Today’s post contributed by Brittany Thomas – Coordinator, External AffairsIt’s a question that we are hearing more and more frequently, from community members and from members of the media: Do you think the United States will move towards exporting natural gas? And let’s be honest, it’s a very fair question….
On Feb. 14, 2012, Act 13 was signed by Governor Tom Corbett which requires any companies operating unconventional gas wells in Pennsylvania to pay an impact fee for each well drilled. This act was designed to help better environmental safeguards. Act 13 brings consistent statewide policies that will continue to…
Last week we focused on the topic of water quality in Susquehanna County. If you missed a day, here is the last week in review:On Monday, we posted our response to a recent Bloomberg piece – Tuesday we a look at naturally occurring contaminants in the area – Wednesday was recap of…