Bucknell University's Institute for Public Policy's symposium on the Marcellus Shale provided a forum for scientists, industry representatives, economic development specialists and government regulators to get together to discuss the wide ranging impacts natural gas development in the shale region can have on Pennsylvania.
MSC President in the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette: “Kathryn Klaber, president and executive director of the Marcellus Shale Coalition, said the industry [...]
CANONSBURG, Pa. – Later this week, the Pennsylvania State Association of Township Supervisors (PSATS) 88th Annual Educational Conference & Trade [...]
As PA Economy Continues to Slide, Marcellus Shale Helping to Stem the Tide Today -- and Build a Path to [...]
Association of PA scientists decries “erroneous information” in media targeting natural gas technology, cites the Marcellus as a way to [...]
John Hanger, PA DEP Secretary: “Developing [Marcellus] resources not only will build on our continuing efforts to develop more homegrown [...]
April 5's editorial ("Arrogance hardly helps drillers' goals") echoes several claims that simply aren't supported by the facts. Here, for your readers, are those facts.
The Marcellus Shale, which according to some geologists is the world's second-largest natural-gas field, holds the potential to create hundreds of thousands of new jobs for Pennsylvanians - while reducing our dangerous dependence on foreign energy resources.
“Congressman Mike Doyle guesses he's made this claim a time or two around his peers from Texas and Oklahoma: Pittsburgh [...]
CANONSBURG, Pa. – With key debates over energy, jobs and revenue for the state expected to take shape in the [...]
