At Cabot we have been committed to safety for over 125 years. As technology and techniques progress so must our safety practices. On June 13, Cabot held a First Responders Event at the Springville Fire Department in Susquehanna, Pa. For the event we invited companies and departments from across Susquehanna…
A great thanks to the over 8,500 picnic goers that braved the 90+ degree heat on Saturday to come out to the Harford County Fair Grounds to learn about and support the natural gas and oil industry! The gates, which were scheduled to open at noon, opened a half…
Post contributed by: John Augustine – Community Outreach Manager, Marcellus Shale Coalition Act 13, bi-partisan legislation enacted in February 2012, further strengthened environmental safeguards, provided critical regulatory certainty and created a new revenue stream through an impact fee for counties and municipalities. According to the Pennsylvania Public Utility Comission (PUC), Susquehanna…
Post Contributed by: Bill desRosiers – Coordinator of External Affairs North of Tunkhannock, tucked between the rolling hills of Susquehanna County is the small town of Hop Bottom, PA. It’s the kind of one “stop-sign town” that normally doesn’t draw a second look from people passing through. But once a…
Hundreds of individuals came out to Susquehanna County last Friday to celebrate Flag Day at the Old Glory Sporting Clay Shoot benefitting the PA Veterans Foundation and Hunts for Healing. The day was a wonderful success and the total amount raised is still being calculated. For now at least, here…
Last week we started a new blog segment. Today is the second post for Frac or Fiction. This new section will focus on debunking myths and confirming facts about the natural gas and oil industry. Despite what you may have seen or heard frac’ing DOES NOT cause tap water to be…