By Jon Campbell, Democrat and Chronicle.com, June 17, 2013




A few thousand opponents of hydraulic fracturing for natural …
A few thousand opponents of hydraulic fracturing for natural …
NY Region: FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: June 16, 2013
New York State Radon in Natural Gas Health Protection Bills Need Action
The NY State Legislative session ends this Thursday June 20, 2013. Two bills intended to protect human health from radon …
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New Report: Fracking Poses Health Risks to Pregnant Women and Children
Air and Water Pollution from Secret Use of Toxic Chemicals Poses Serious Health Risks to Most Vulnerable …
As chefs and proprietors of New York City restaurants, we care a …
A Houston company’s pioneering venture into the Marcellus Shale in upstate …
Your snail mail letters have paid off! The latest news from New York – according to the New York Times, “After four years of study by the state, the Cuomo administration now says its decision …
There was a time not so long ago when the most contentious issue in Dryden, New York, was hiring a …
Gov. Andrew Cuomo has taken a number of steps to revamp New York’s energy policy since taking office, but critics still …
The maps included here are from an XTO permit application of August 2012, and give a quick view of what goes/comes from where.
Looks like there will be quite a bit of traffic around and right …
A mid-level appeals court on Thursday said local governments in New York can ban hydraulic fracturing and shale-gas drilling …
Westchestesr/Rockland Newsday reports on a trip NY State Senator David Carlucci took to view hydrofracking sites in PA, a trip that has increased his determination to push a bill he has introduced to delay any permits on hydrofracking until three …
The Texas Tribune reported yesterday on legislative attempts to address the damage done to Texas roads by drilling:
…“The Texas Department of Transportation has estimated that maintaining infrastructure impacted by the drilling boom will cost $4 billion a year. Advocates