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Natural gas has been found in shale rock in Pennsylvania and New York. But one state has banned fracking, while the other allows it to continue — and that's unlikely to change.
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A proposal to use carbon dioxide to extract oil and gas has resurfaced long-simmering tensions over the state’s fracking ban.
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The proposed bill comes in response to a Texas-based company's plan to extract gas in the Southern Tier by injecting carbon dioxide into the ground.
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A company that wants to use carbon dioxide to drill for natural gas in the Southern Tier has been met with pushback from environmental activists who argue the company is exploiting a loophole in New York’s ban on fracking.
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It was the third quarter in a row that production did not grow compared to the same quarter the previous year.
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Studies will focus on childhood cancer, asthma and birth outcomes
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Industry condemns the report, while advocates cite growing climate fears.
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The measures seek to halt Gov. Tom Wolf’s moratorium on new drilling under state forests.
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Texas-based pipeline builder Energy Transfer faces 48 criminal charges related to construction of its Mariner East pipeline project.
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Company cites lack of environmental permits from New Jersey.