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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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The Bigger Issues with OWPG and MERP

By Jason Capello | October 11, 2024

The Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) regulates oil and gas development in Pennsylvania. DEP shoulders the burden of regulating energy development and protecting the Commonwealth’s intrinsic rights to clean air, […]

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Franklin Township Zoning Board Approves More Wells On Cosgray

By Tonya Yoders | October 3, 2024

On August 27, 2024, the Franklin Township Zoning Board in Greene County held a meeting to hear Rice Energy/EQT representatives present their plans for expanding their operations on an existing […]

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Cecil Township Proposes 2,500 ft Setback for September 4th Ordinance Hearing: What you need to know

By Ethan Story | August 29, 2024

In recent months, Cecil Township has seen a cornucopia of proposed maps, ordinances, and social media posts concerning its oil and gas zoning ordinance. Today is no exception, as the […]

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CNX “Radical Transparency™” News Release Unreliable and Biased, Undermines Objective Scientific Inquiry

By Lisa DePaoli | August 15, 2024

Washington, PA – Yesterday, CNX Resources released a statement with the ostentatious claim that there are no public health risks that result from their fracking operations — a claim based on just nine months of air quality data selected from two of their fourteen testing locations. This flies in the face of the fact that there are active complaints against them by residents of one of these very well sites at this time. Their release is also a weak argument against one of the many peer-reviewed studies done by qualified researchers in respectable universities that strongly suggest a range of health and environmental harms that occur due to fracking. 

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