What’s being done so the gas doesn’t pollute the water wildlife and the environment?
As noted in other questions and as outlined in the Marcellus Shale Coalition’s Guiding Principles, there is no higher priority [...]
Has enough research been done to know for certain there are no health issues caused by disposal water from fracking?
There’s certainly been a great deal of research conducted surrounding the issue of hydraulic fracturing and water management, which is [...]
What is involved with drilling? Would there be any environmental issue with gas release in the atmosphere?
There’s a good bit that goes into developing a Marcellus Shale natural gas well location. From a pure development standpoint, [...]
Is the devastation caused by this worth 100 years of gas?
Such claims that safe, responsible, tightly-regulated American natural gas development is in any way causing “devastation” are patently false, entirely [...]
Is this a health risk?
Relying on science, the increased use of natural gas is a health benefit, not a risk. According to the U.S. Energy [...]
What is the H2S content of fractille sources natural gas?
Hydrogyn sulfide, or H2S, is a regionally based geologic feature that has not been an issue in the Marcellus Shale [...]
Why are you killing everything in PA for gas?
Inflammatory and baseless suggestions, such as this, do a terrible disserve to the important and ongoing public dialogue about safe, [...]
I was in Wellsboro and the forest is destroyed to install pipelines. How can we make sure that revenue is generated for state and local governments to make this OK?
Two of our Recommended Practices focus on this topic—Pipeline Boring and Site Planning, Development and Restoration—and the exhaustive measures we [...]
As far as drilling, is it safe and how would it affect us as a whole?
The drilling process is a safe, highly-regulated process. As you may know, more than three million pounds of steel and concrete [...]
How much natural gas is being used in the five counties of southeastern PA each year?
While we don’t have that data point, in 2011 (most recent year with data) Pennsylvania consumed 962,962 million cubic feet [...]
