MSC in LNP: Modernizing Pipelines Delivers Benefits Across Pa.
The Nov. 6 article “Expert foresees problems with pipeline project” fundamentally fails to provide readers with the clear fact that [...]
MSC in Pa. Business Central: How Expanding the Shale Industry Benefits All Pennsylvanians
From the tens-of-thousands of hard working Pennsylvanians that make up shale’s broad supply chain to the teachers and school students [...]
MSC in Patriot-News: PennLive’s ‘Shale Bargain’ series just repackaged tired claims
"If the goal of your report about natural gas drilling was to gratuitously frighten Pennsylvanians, then congratulations on a job [...]
MSC in Times-Tribune: Higher Energy Taxes Will Cost Good-Paying Local Jobs
The Times-Tribune’s Oct. 19 editorial (“Expand pact to include fair taxation”) ignores market realities and basic economics in its call [...]
MSC in York Daily Record: Gas Tax Fact Finder Piece Off Base
While the paper's Oct. 3 “fact finder” on Gov. Wolf's highest-in-the-nation energy tax proposal made a number of important points, [...]
MSC in the Phila. Inq.: The Keys to Expanding Benefits of Pa.’s Shale-Energy Revolution
Pennsylvania is at the forefront of America's energy revolution. As a result of our abundant shale resources, the United States [...]
MSC in Post-Gazette: Pa. Drillers Voluntarily Adhere to More Stringent Setback Rules
A recent op-ed (“Fracking Near Schools: DEP Fails to Keep Drillers a Healthy Distance From Children,” Aug. 24), aimed at creating [...]
MSC in Patriot-News: Pa.’s Shale Impact Tax Generates $850 Million for Communities
The op-ed "Here's how a principled shale tax can break the budget stalemate" fails to acknowledge that Pennsylvania already has the [...]
MSC in Del. Co. Daily Times: Shale Developers Partner with Unions for Pa.’s Future
For many, Labor Day marks a ceremonial end to the summer season — and for parents and kids alike, the [...]
MSC in Pottstown Mercury: Higher Energy Taxes Will Hurt Pa. Economy
In its July 27 editorial, “Pottstown School Leaders Advocate for State Budget with More Schools Funding,” The Mercury fundamentally fails [...]
