MSC: Transportation Safety Day in State College “A Huge Success”
Natural gas industry committed to safety on the roads, communities in which we operate Canonsburg, PA – At a day-long [...]
Marcellus Shale Players Make Promise To Pennsylvanians
Marcellus Shale Coalition WBGH-TV/Newschannel34.com Wednesday, October 6, 2010 The economic, energy security and environmental benefits associated with the responsible development [...]
Former governor Tom Ridge sets out the guidelines by which natural-gas companies will develop the Marcellus Shale
'These are the standards to which we will hold ourselves and by which we ultimately will be judged.' Pittsburgh Post-Gazette [...]
A gas reserves pooling law is about fairness
In the Sept. 22 editorial "Shale Worries: Loss of Property Rights Could Be the Next Threat," the Post-Gazette mischaracterizes the [...]
Competitive Tax Structure Imperative to Keep PA’s Economy, Workforce Ahead of Curve
As State House Readies Massive New Tax on Shale Gas Job Creators, Leaders Must Consider Host of Unintended Consequences Canonsburg, [...]
Misguided Marcellus Shale tax would cost Pennsylvania
Kathryn Z. Klaber The Patriot-News Sunday, September 26, 2010 “Our focus must be on getting this opportunity right. To make [...]
A Promising Start: Marcellus Shale exploratory phase
Centre Daily Times Promising results from exploratory gas wells in Centre County have focused the interest of some energy companies on the area, making it likely the county will see increased drilling in coming years.
Marcellus Shale Coalition trumpets job creation, advertises 7,991 job openings across region
The Patriot-News The Marcellus Shale Coalition has been trumpeting the fact that the drilling industry is one of the few adding jobs in a sour economy in Pennsylvania. It's right up there with casino gambling establishments. The economic impact of the drilling industry — particularly in rural areas of the state — is indisputable.
‘Fracking’ claims not supported by facts
Tribune-Democrat, MSC's Kathryn Klaber Hydraulic fracturing, a 60-year-old technology that’s been used more than 1.1 million times since its inception in the 1940s, has never contaminated groundwater. A top Department of Environmental Protection official confirmed that “no one’s ever documented drinking water wells that have actually been shown to be impacted by fracking.”
Kathryn Klaber, President of Marcellus Shale Coalition, on WILK FM
WILK-FM Kathryn Klaber, President of Marcellus Shale Coalition, talks to Corbett about a PA Homeland Security intelligence bulletin warning of an increasing threat to the energy sector.
