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By Nora Eisenberg, The Nation, June 17, 2010
Theater and film director Josh Fox’s documentary Gasland explores the new generation of natural gas drilling, which for a …
Pennsylvanians are only slowly becoming aware that we are under siege. More than a thousand …
Texas Environmental Agency Accused of Lax Monitoring, Lack of Transparency
On a carved-out hillside beside Tandy Hills , one of the last undisturbed prairies in eastern Fort Worth, sits a gas drilling site belonging to …
By Don Hopey, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Tuesday, June 08, 2010
Serious accidents at Marcellus shale natural gas drilling operations in Pennsylvania and West Virginia over the past five days have prompted sanctions against one …
By Torsten Ove, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Saturday, June 05, 2010
Natural gas and drilling fluids escaped for hours from an out-of-control Marcellus shale well in a remote area of Clearfield County before …
BY MARC LEVY, The Associated Press, Jun. 04, 2010
HARRISBURG, Pa. — Natural gas and fracturing fluid from an out-of-control Pennsylvania well shot 75 feet into the air before crews could tame the …
By Linda Fields (Pike County Courier)
NORTHEAST Pa — Property owners may make money from leasing to Marcellus Shale gas drillers, and they may also find their property can’t be financed …
Washington— The Upper Delaware River, the drinking water source for 17 million people across New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania is at risk from shale fracking for natural gas, a process that poisons groundwater and creates toxic pollution. This threat …
By Ted Williams, Audubon Magazine
Earth hadn’t seen its first dinosaur when an enormous river system …
By Mike Di Paola – May 18, 2010 12:01 AM ET
The Diehl farm in Delaware, New York, is a postcard-pretty place where honey is coaxed from beehives and maple syrup …
Report prepared for: Residents for the Preservation of Lowman and Chemung (RFPLC)
1.0 Qualifications
Marvin Resnikoff is Senior Associate at Radioactive Waste Management Associates and is an international consultant …