Like you, a great deal of the men and women in Pennsylvania’s natural gas industry enjoy the outdoors. We also [...]
As you may know, a host of regulatory safeguards and requirements, as well as advanced technologies, are in place to [...]
Not to worry, your priceless sculptures will indeed remain safe. The process of hydraulic fracturing does not pose a high [...]
Hydrogyn sulfide, or H2S, is a regionally based geologic feature that has not been an issue in the Marcellus Shale [...]
Two of our Recommended Practices focus on this topic—Pipeline Boring and Site Planning, Development and Restoration—and the exhaustive measures we [...]
Well site planning and development, including road construction related to oil and gas development, is regulated by numerous government agencies. [...]
Like most any industrial process, nominal amounts of emissions – albeit short-term – are emitted during the natural gas development [...]
Natural gas has a number of positive both short- and long-term effects for our environment. In the short-term, natural gas [...]
As noted in other questions and as outlined in the Marcellus Shale Coalition’s Guiding Principles, there is no higher priority [...]
A typical horizontal Marcellus Shale natural gas well requires between 3 and 5 million gallons of water to complete, or [...]
