Blair Co. allocates shale impact taxes to cover municipal staffing, housing authorities and social service agencies. https://t.co/ld7JmgzaAx

Chartiers Twp. uses impact tax revenues for road improvements, new sewer lines and purchasing power generators. https://t.co/xnzIxrbZGj

Thanks to shale, "cranking up the furnace is going to get a little easier on the wallet." https://t.co/7BW2MNTMD7 via @SharonHeraldPa

UGI is just about finished laying the first loop of natural gas lines in the borough of Riverside https://t.co/DWw6zF3qZU via [...]

There couldn't be a worse time for higher energy taxes as rig count hits lowest level since 2010. https://t.co/QGlmn2Yl1T #SayNoToSeverance

.@EIAgov: Marcellus & Utica #NatGas production has grown 12bcf/day since '11 accounting for 89% of U.S. growth. https://t.co/pNsi4CjkTO

RT @nfib_pa: @MarcellusGas active rig count..down 51%, monthly permits-new wells fall by 1/3, monthly wells drilled are down 55% https://t.…

FACT: With #NatGas we don’t have to choose between economic growth or a cleaner, healthier environment. https://t.co/yVhogM6Fjc #Fracking

RT @CabotOG: David Spigelmyer, President of @MarcellusGas: Shale hits a rough patch; but natural gas remains a boon to PA [...]

MSC in @PittsburghPG: Pa. continues to play a leading role in America’s energy revolution. https://t.co/yVhogM6Fjc #NatGas