This video, from PA Dept. of Environmental Protection, explains the complex unconventional drilling process in an easy-to-understand and visual format, and details how PA DEP regulates the unconventional drilling process.
The Center for Rural Pennsylvania commissioned a Marcellus Shale Impacts study, the second looking at health and health care.
The first modern test case of a controversial section of Pennsylvania's dusty Oil and Gas Conservation Law ended with a fizzle in 2014 when the drilling company that sought to use it withdrew its application.
The first barrels in a potentially huge wave of natural gas liquids have started moving down a pipeline toward Marcus Hook, Pa., and a site straddling the Pennsylvania-Delaware border, although Sunoco Logistics is keeping details close.
Increased monitoring of seismic activity could help prevent earthquakes near hydraulic fracturing sites, which can upset unknown fault lines underground, say the authors of a study that finds a link between earthquakes and drilling.
Tom Casey continuously fields calls and e-mails from anxious people asking about pipeline projects and safety, and the meaning of a right of way.
Scattered along the western part of Tyler County (W VA) are newly quiet natural gas drilling rigs, their pumps no longer moving up and down like a 24/7 see-saw.
Chesapeake Appalachia LLC has agreed to increase payment from $7.5 million to $11 million to settle a class-action lawsuit with natural gas leaseholders who claimed the company wrongly charged them post production fees, according to court documents.
Because of reduced sulfate contamination, the Monongahela River is no longer listed as degraded, according to a new state water quality assessment report.
Once again, MarcellusGas.org is staying ahead of the production curve.
