State Data: Pa. Responsible for 20% of U.S. NatGas Production
For the fourteenth consecutive quarter, Pennsylvania’s natural gas output from unconventional drilling has grown, transforming the Commonwealth into the nation’s [...]
Bipartisan Group of Elected Officials, Union Leaders Share “Fracking” Support
Pennsylvania voters, elected officials across the political spectrum, union building trades members, and business leaders agree – banning the safe, [...]
Pa. Voters Broadly Support Natural gas, Manufacturing Growth
Proposals to ban hydraulic fracturing considered extreme, would "devastate" region's economy. Banning the safe, responsible use of hydraulic fracturing, as [...]
MSC Highlights Critical Benefits of American Natural Gas on Fox & Friends
Last week, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce’s Global Energy Institute released a new report highlighting the importance that responsible domestic [...]
MSC in the Post-Gazette: The PG Missed Critical Context in Reports on Fracking
The Post-Gazette’s June 12 story and June 14 editorial on the American Medical Association’s hydraulic fracturing-related resolution (“AMA Blasts Secret [...]
Exhaustive EPA Study Reaffirms Hydraulic Fracturing’s Clear Safety Record
[View the story "News Organizations Coast to Coast Tout Fact-Based Findings" on Storify]
MSC President Lays out the Facts in Altoona Mirror
Several basic facts related to the revenue generated by responsible shale gas development were ignored in a recent Altoona Mirror [...]
Newspaper Editorials Slam Cuomo’s “Bad Science”
Following Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s announcement this week to ban responsible natural gas development in New York, the U.S. Chamber of [...]
Clean, Abundant U.S. Natural Gas Continues to Break Records
This week, the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) released its Natural Gas Annual report, reflecting the unquestionable benefits tied to [...]
MSC in Patriot-News: Our Industry is “Committed to Doing Things Right” for the Environment
Mollie Matteson's recent op-ed ("What do Tea Party Republicans have against the long-eared bat?," Sept. 15) goes to great lengths [...]
