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Administration, 2007. Pennsylvania Energy Consumption Information, eRedux website, accessed June 2008. Coal in Pennsylvania, Pennsylvania Bureau of Topographic

Riverkeeper Environmental Law Clinic, Univ. of Pgh. Frack Alert: Northeast Pennsylvania Residents and Landowners Against Fracking Gas Drilling Awareness Association

higher. In 2012, Pennsylvania was the only major gas-producing state that does not tax natural gas production. In February 2012, the Pennsylvania House and Senate

of Ocean Management (BOEM) on 9/12/2023. Pennsylvania: Pennsylvania well data were downloaded from Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection on

wastewater sent by drilling company Ultra Resources to nine towns in Pennsylvania for the purposes of dust suppression in 2009 contained radium at almost

where fracking for gas and associated pipelines is being considered in Pennsylvania. In 2012 it was discovered that wastewater from fracking was entering

2013. Pennsylvania: State Dirty Energy Money Analysis, Oil Change International, accessed Nov 2013 - finds that the fracking boom in Pennsylvania has coincided

to recover it. Data from the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection showed fracking waste from Pennsylvania had gone to NJ facilities, and

contaminate water supplies. EPA reports on Dimock, Pennsylvania. In the town of Dimock, Pennsylvania, 13 water wells were contaminated with methane (one

Riverkeeper Sierra Club Oregon Chapter See also Pennsylvania and coal Action Pennsylvania Eastern Pennsylvania Coalition for Abandoned Mine Reclamation Center

Shale of Pennsylvania. The EPA estimates that between 2011 and 2013 11 billion gallons of water was used to tap shale formations in Pennsylvania. From January

plant in Wheeling discharged gas-drilling wastewater into the Ohio River. Pennsylvania has sent some of its fracking waste to West Virginia for disposal. The

PPL, formerly known as PP&L or Pennsylvania Power and Light, is an electric company headquartered in Allentown, Pennsylvania. It currently controls over 11

company, headquartered in Cannonsburg, Pennsylvania, has invested significant funds in elections in Pennsylvania and West Virginia, states with large shale

Dominion Peoples (a Pennsylvania natural gas distribution company), Dominion CEO Thomas F. Farrell II stated, “We are not leaving Pennsylvania by any means.

Eddystone Generating Station (Pennsylvania) Dave Johnston Power Plant (Wyoming) Bruce Mansfield Power Station (Pennsylvania) Coal Creek Station (North Dakota)

of the Pennsylvania Constitution, as there exists practical alternatives to longwall mining that make its impacts unnecessary. A 2011 Pennsylvania Department

2010 Edition: #1 Upper Delaware River, Pennsylvania and New York Threat: Natural Gas Extraction." [6] "Pennsylvania lawsuit says drilling polluted water

The Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission voted on January 16, 2004, to investigate FirstEnergy subsidiaries Metropolitan Edison, Pennsylvania Electric

From the Pennsylvania 2008-2009 state budget: Description: The purchase or use of coal is exempt from taxation. Purpose: This exemption provides special