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…
Post contributed by Brent Brelje – Principal Engineer for SLR International Corporation. Brent grew up destined to be a water treatment engineer; his first job was washing test tubes in the family’s water quality lab. Brent is a civil engineer and has been designing, installing, and operating groundwater treatment systems since 1985.One of…
Last month, the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) conducted a webinar as part of their new DEP@Home series. We posted a brief preview of the Water Wellness webinar that was aimed to better educate landowners on proper maintenance of water wells and how to identify potential problems. The discussion…
If you’ve followed the news coming out of the Dimock area for the past few years, you’ll notice that Cabot continues to reiterate that methane levels in the plaintiffs’ water wells are at levels that are naturally occurring in the area.Where is Cabot getting this information? In what world do flaming faucets…
Due to recent articles published by the media, we have realized how much misinformation is currently being touted as fact when it comes to the Dimock area. Cabot would like to take this opportunity to lay the facts about this topic on the table and to encourage a conversation based…
Due to recent articles published by the Scranton Times-Tribune and Bloomberg, we have realized how much misinformation is currently being touted as fact when it comes to the Dimock area. Cabot would like to take this opportunity to lay the facts about this topic on the table and to encourage…