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Fracking / Petrochemical Resources

Fracking and Petrochemical News

Here are the latest articles written by the Center for Coalfield Justice team on the subject of fracking and petrochemicals. We regularly publish new information so check back often for new articles.

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New Freeport Faces Lack of Water AGAIN. Please Help!

By CCJ | July 19, 2024

Residents of New Freeport, Pennsylvania have been without safe, drinkable private water since June 2022 following a reported frac-out at a nearby EQT well pad. Since then, residents have been forced to […]

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Brave Station: The Early History of Oil and Gas in Southwestern Pennsylvania

By Sarah Sweeney | July 11, 2024

The history of the natural gas industry in southwestern Pennsylvania runs as deep as the Marcellus Shale layer. When we look at the region, and understand how intimately woven the […]

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Press Release: Cecil Township to Hold Public Hearing on Oil and Gas Ordinance Amendments Tonight

By Lisa DePaoli | June 5, 2024

Tonight, Cecil Township convened a public hearing at 6:00 PM to deliberate amendments to its Oil and Gas Ordinance. Community advocates and residents are rallying for increased setbacks beyond the proposed 1,000 feet, emphasizing the urgent need to enhance safety measures.

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Arden Seeks Renewal of Air Pollution Permit – Make Your Voice Heard

By Ethan Story | June 4, 2024

Per the Air Pollution Control Act, operations that emit major sources of air pollution are required to obtain, and operate in compliance with an operating permit. In Pennsylvania, these permits are known as Title V Permits. Each permit lays out what kind of pollution is being emitted, how much, and what steps the operator is taking to reduce air pollution. When an operator applies for a new or renewed application, the DEP allows for a 30-day public comment period.

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