Exxon knew since the late 1970s that the company’s product was helping cause our planet to warm “catastrophically,” but management responded by covering this up and […]
Little is known about tracers, the chemical and low-level radio nuclei added to the fracking process to assess the success of drilling thousands of feet underground […]
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Study: Increased risk of adverse pregnancy outcomes closer to active unconventional natural gas wells By Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, October 8, 2015 Expectant […]
“It’s mind-boggling to me how many safety standards they’re exempt from” By Mike Soraghan, E & E Publishing, November 4, 2014 Read more in the series […]
White foam in NE PA water wells likely was caused by Marcellus Shale gas well sites By Laura Legere, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, May 4, 2015 White foam […]
This is the first case published with a complete story showing organic compounds attributed to fracking found in a homeowner’s well By Nicholas St. Fleur, New […]
After a 30-month analysis, a Public Herald investigation shows how PA officials have kept drinking water contamination “off the books” since fracking began in 2004 by […]
It’s mind-boggling how many safety standards the gas and oil industry is exempt from By Mike Soraghan, E & E Publishing, November 4, 2014 The Bureau […]
Lawsuits against Colorado-based Antero and Hall, a local company, have now been rolled into one mega-case By Ellen M. Gilmer, EnergyWire, September 9, 2015 Oil and […]
The International Energy Agency (IEA) finds that renewable technologies are no longer cost outliers By Tara Patel, Bloomberg Business, August 31, 2015 Executive Summary of the […]