Jon Hurdle

Industry condemns the report, while advocates cite growing climate fears.

The measures seek to halt Gov. Tom Wolf’s moratorium on new drilling under state forests.

Critics push PA to set enforceable drinking water levels to protect public health

Industry rejects report, calls gas development a 'game-changer for local economies'

Coronavirus cases at Limerick nuclear station raised concerns. Pa. plants say they’re working to prevent outbreaks during refueling outages.

Cheryl LaFleur fears regulator’s credibility is hurt by more party-line voting

Almost a year after lines opened, residents will say the project remains a risk to public safety

The Commonwealth Court said last week that the Democratic senator, an outspoken critic of Sunoco, did not have personal or legislative standing to bring a complaint

Pennsylvania's Public Utility Commission demanded information from Sunoco Pipeline last year about what would happen if its Mariner East natural gas liquids pipelines failed, according to a newly discovered letter.

For now, independent pipeline experts say the blast appears to have been caused by the relighting of a pilot in a flare used by Sunoco for burning off excess gases, at a time when vapor had accumulated there.