Wednesday PA Environment & Energy NewsClips - 1.22.25
8 minutes ago
Semper Vigilans since 1999
"Tarbell said various substances could easily seep into the groundwater through cracks in underground rockbeds created by the fracturing process of drilling for oil and gas, leading to the determination that Schreiner was the responsible party for the contamination."Read the rest here.
So how are they going to spin this? "See, gas is naturally bubbling out of the Susquehanna, and it has nothing to do with us"?
ReplyDeleteDB - Either that, or they'll avoid commenting altogether. It's hard to watch this happening.
ReplyDeleteThank you for your links and reporting. Its like a nightmare but I like to keep up to date anyway. The wellpads are beginning to proliferate around my home. How long until something goes bad in Columbia County or Luzerne County, I wonder. Seems like just a matter of time.
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