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That aphorism comes to mind when considering U.S. EPA's new proposal to reduce air emissions from oil and gas operations. From...
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Earlier this week, acting West Virginia Governor Earl Ray Tomblin issued Executive Order No. 04-11 requiring the state's...
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The Wheeling Intelligencer has a free-market/regulatory success story for Ohio taxpayers (resulting in large part from...
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The New York Department of Environmental Conservation (NY DEC) has released a series of documents related to its Preliminary...
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This has got to hurt. After all of the efforts by one of its reporters to mischaracterize hydraulic fracturing as an...
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With all of the negative media regarding hydraulic fracturing, we thought you might be interested in this video from reason.tv:
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That's the title to an article in the WSJ seeking to separate fact from myth regarding the claims about hydraulic fracturing: "...
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We have reported previously on the study being conducted by U.S. EPA regarding the claimed impacts of hydraulic fracturing on the...
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The Daily Journal is reporting that the city of Morgantown, WV, has banned the use of hydraulic fracturing within the city and a...
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Signed by Texas Gov. Rick Perry, HB 3328 becomes effective September 1, 2011, requiring operators to disclose the chemicals used...
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