By US Geological Survey, November 21, 2013
Landscape change in Pennsylvania’s Sullivan, Wyoming, Armstrong and Indiana counties resulting from construction of well pads, new roads and pipelines for natural …
Landscape change in Pennsylvania’s Sullivan, Wyoming, Armstrong and Indiana counties resulting from construction of well pads, new roads and pipelines for natural …
“They told us we were crazy.”
It is a phrase you often hear from Dr Dieter Salomon – the Australian-born …
Will you take a picture of a special place in the Delaware River Basin that you don’t want destroyed? Or a picture of your family, your friends, your pets, or an important “reason to protect” the Delaware that you are …
Pope Francis created quite a stir this week after he posed for photographs holding up anti-fracking t-shirts following a meeting with …
SCROLL DOWN: The impact of high decline rates on the economics of gas drilling is huge. Companies are pulling out of the Marcellus due to poor profitability prospects.
Arthur …
An East Coast oil boom has promised potential riches to lucky landowners. But the oil rush may cause big headaches for some unlucky banks.
At …
Steve Horn on desmogblog.org posts on structural problems found in the Keystone XL pipeline only a few weeks before it is scheduled to start pumping bitumen — with its load of toxins — as reported by a Public Citizen report.…
For nearly a decade, the natural gas industry has drained valuable water resources, poisoned the land with dangerous chemicals, released radiation into water supplies …
What other industry can get away with wasting 29% of product? To say nothing of the damage with respect to global warming. That 29% of product that is flared is the oil and gas industry average in North Dakota, as …
By Betsey Piette
November 10, 2013
www.workers.org
For nearly a decade, the natural gas industry has drained valuable water resources, poisoned the land with dangerous chemicals, released radiation into water supplies and …
People hold signs during a rally against hydraulic fracturing for natural gas, or fracking, on Oct. 30, 2013, in Albany, N.Y.
Surging oil and gas production is nudging the nation closer to energy independence. But new research suggests the boom …
The discovery five years …