Pennsylvania’s state forests agency says it isn’t finding damage to waterways amid the expansion of natural gas drilling in recent years
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Currents Energy Industry Insights: August 2018 #5
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By William Herlihy & Nicholas Preservati | Spilman Thomas & Battle, PLLCCould Wastewater From Oil And Gas Production Help Solve Our Water Crisis? Not Without Better Science
By Environmental Defense Fund Energy Exchange BlogClimate change is drastically raising demands on the world’s fresh water supplies, and as a result, governments, scientists, and others are actively searching for new ways to manage and preserve our water resources. One consideration includes repurposing wastewater generated from on-shore oil and gas development, which produces a whopping 900 billion gallons of water annually in the U.S. alone.… Keep reading →
What The Frack Is Up With BLM’s Fracking Rule?
By SETH JAFFE | FOLEY HOAG LLP - ENVIRONMENTAL LAWProgress On Increasing Access To Federal Lands
By Energy Tomorrow BlogIt’s a positive step – for U.S. energy, economic growth, consumer benefits and climate progress – for the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) to begin rescinding its 2015 hydraulic fracturing rule – one that we argue duplicates existing and effective state regulation and risks delaying energy development, potentially impacting consumers. The Interior Department’s Katharine S. McGregor explains: “Maintaining positive, productive working relationships with… Keep reading →
A Development In Earthquakes And Fracking
By CHARLES SARTAIN | GRAY REED & MCGRAWFracking, Earthquakes And Civil Authority
By Hernán Cipriotti | Zelle LLPThe Negative Impacts Of Restricting Fracking
By Energy Tomorrow BlogLet’s follow up on a post earlier this week on the energy stakes in next week’s election with some recent analysis by Adam Sieminski, who heads the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA). Speaking at a Natural Gas Roundtable event, Sieminski said that constraints on hydraulic fracturing, reducing its use, could have significant price impacts. E&E… Keep reading →