What is the “Halliburton Loophole”?

Much of the controversy surrounding natural gas development is the grossly misunderstood belief that hydraulic fracturing is exempt from all federal regulations, especially the Safe Drinking Water Act, because of the “Halliburton Loophole.” This, like much of the anti-natural gas gobbledygook, is completely false.Hydraulic fracturing is 60+ year-old stimulation technique…

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Duke Study Reaches Incorrect Conclusion about Isotopic Analysis

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…

Drilling Down – A look at drinking water standards

There’s actually a huge, testing process that all public water systems in the United States undergo in order to determine the safe drinking water standards.In the U.S., The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is charged with establishing standards to ensure drinking water is safe. In 1974, Congress enacted the Safe Drinking Water…