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Wednesday, October 14, 2015

Wednesday PA Environmental NewsClips

PA, WV, OH Team Up On Shale Gas Development
PA, WV, OH To Coordinate Shale Gas Development Efforts
Ohio, WV, PA Combine Efforts On Gas Drilling
Op-Ed: Citizens Need A Role In Oversight, Drilling Rulemaking
Few Luzerne Residents Intervene In Pipeline Process
Study: Shale Gas Water Contamination Top-Down, Not Bottom-Up
Greenleaf Wants To Boost Natural Gas Thru Infrastructure Competition
Scientists: PA At Risk Of Overreliance On Gas For Electricity
Natural Gas Vehicles Touted At Legislative Hearing
Infrastructure Woes Stifling NC PA Utica Development
FirstEnergy Turns To Dewatering Power Plant Waste
DEP: Discharge In Scranton May Be Petroleum-Based
State Officials Plan To Drain 2 Northern PA Ponds
Water Toxin Testing Starting In Christina River Basin
PEC River Towns: How Small Towns Can Reconnect To Their Rivers
Editorial: Clean Water Rule, Clearing The Smoke
5 PA MBA Programs In Top Sustainability Business Programs In World
Hackers Get PA Drilling Company Millions, Targeted School District
This Week’s Fall Foliage Report In PA
Environmentalists Weigh In On PA Supreme Court Race
PLS: Corman: Personal Income Tax Not Part Of Final Budget
Legislative Budget Talks Set To Resume Wednesday
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David E. Hess at 4:06 AM
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This Blog is a companion to www.PaEnvironmentDigest.com, the weekly online newsletter and a product of PA Environment News LLC. I can be contacted by sending email to: PaEnviroDigest@gmail.com. I served as Secretary of the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection from 2001 to 2003, Executive Deputy at DEP from 1995 to 2001, as staff to the PA Senate Environmental Committee and various positions in the former Department of Environmental Resources, working on environmental issues for over 40 years.
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