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Tag Archives: gas drilling
Proceed with Caution: Report on PA’s Energy Future Makes Unreliable Economic Claims
From the Pennsylvania Budget and Policy Center (http://www.pennbpc.org): HARRISBURG, PA (December 21, 2012) — Sharon Ward, Director of the Pennsylvania Budget and Policy Center, responded to the recent U.S. Chamber of Commerce/IHS report, America’s New Energy Future: The Unconventional Oil … Continue reading
Learn to Document Fracking Problems in PA—December 18, Harrisburg
From Clean Water Action PA (http://www.cleanwateraction.org/pa): Part of the difficulty of dealing with the effects offFracking on our communities is documenting the problems that exist. Frac Tracker is a vital part of the struggle to figure out what is going on. … Continue reading
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Tagged Frac Tracker, fracking, gas drilling, Marcellus Shale
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Loyalsock State Forest in Danger of Fracking
From the Pennsylvania Forest Coalition (http://www.paforestcoalition.org/): By Karl Blankenship, Editor, Chesapeake Bay Journal [edited for length]. Brook Lenker aimed the van along a dirt road that wound though a narrow valley filled with hardwood trees that had gone largely undisturbed … Continue reading
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Tagged Anadarko, gas drilling, Loyalsock State Forest, Rock Run PA
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A Poll That Should Surprise No One—Though It Probably Will: Hunters, Anglers, and Global Warming
From PennFuture (http://www.pennfuture.org): PennFuture is the Pennsylvania affiliate for the National Wildlife Federation (NWF), the organization that just released results of a national poll that shows hunters and anglers, a generally ideologically conservative group, prioritize conservation of public lands over … Continue reading
Multireligious Service for the Earth and Its People (part of Stop the Frack Attack)—July 28, Washington, DC
From The Shalom Center (http://shalomctr.org): Saturday, July 28, 1:30 pm, west side of U.S. Capitol, as part of the Stop the Frack Attack demonstration. Join us on July 28 as we participate with thousands of people from around the country … Continue reading
Stop the Frack Attack—July 28, Washington, DC
From the Clean Air Council (http://www.cleanair.org/): Do you want to Stop the Frack Attack, the out-of-control rush to drill that is putting oil and gas industry profits over our health, our families, and our futures? Fracking has gone from a … Continue reading
Marcellus Shale Drilling Rally and Lobby Day—June 7, Harrisburg
From the Pennsylvania Campaign for Clean Water (http://www.pacleanwatercampaign.org/): Come to Harrisburg on Tuesday, June 7! Pennsylvania’s state legislature has still taken NO ACTION to protect residents from all the problems Marcellus Shale gas drilling is causing in our … Continue reading
Posted in Environment, Events
Tagged air pollution, contaminated water, destruction of state forests, gas drilling, Marcellus Shale
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Delaware River Basin Commission Postpones Vote on ExxonMobil Use of Water from Delaware Tributary—Support Fracking Bans in Your Community
From Food and Water Watch (http://www.foodandwaterwatch.org/): Congratulations! Because more than 3,000 of our amazing supporters like you took action, the Delaware River Basin Commission voted unanimously to postpone a vote on ExxonMobil’s permit request to take up to 250,000 … Continue reading
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Tagged Delaware River Basin Commission, ExxonMobil, fracking, gas drilling
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Interactive Map Illustrates Gas Wells that Put Toxic Contamination in Drinking Water.
From the Pennsylvania Forest Coalition (http://www.paforestcoalition.org/): The New York Times collected data from more than 200 gas wells in Pennsylvania. Many of them are tapping into the Marcellus Shale, a vast underground rock formation. But a method being used … Continue reading
The Economics of Shale Gas Drilling: What are the Real Consequences?—April 7, Webinar
Thursday, April 7, 2010 2:30 – 4:00 pm EDT About the Webinar: A group of researchers centered at Cornell University has studied both the short-term (economic impact) and long-term (economic development) consequences of horizontal shale gas drilling. Their … Continue reading