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Beaumont Township Chief glycol dehydration and meetering station hearing recorded on 3/6/12 The entire list of Pennsylvania water contaminations from fracking. files.dep.state.pa.us/OilGas/BOGM/BOGMPortalFiles/OilGasReports/Determination_Letters/Regional_Determination_Letters.pdf

$Monroe Township PVR Partners Chief Chapin glycol dehydration and metering station hearing Beaumont Township Chief glycol dehydration and meetering station hearing recorded on 3/6/12 The entire list of Pennsylvania water contaminations from fracking. https://files.dep.state.pa.us/OilGas/BOGM/BOGMPortalFiles/OilGasReports/Determination_Letters/Regional_Determination_Letters.pdf$ $WNEP Ely Cabot Water Contamination Law Suit Day 1 SCRANTON Two families from Susquehanna County headed to federal court Monday to take on a natural gas drilling company over their drinking water. Residents from Susquehanna County are having their day in federal court in a fight against Cabot Oil and Gas over water contamination. Two families from Dimock Township are suing Cabot, claiming their water was contaminated from natural gas drilling back in 2009. Jury selection began Monday at the federal courthouse in Scranton. The Hubert family and the Ely Family, both from Dimock Township, are the only residents who did not settle with Cabot Oil and Gas over water contamination. In 2012, 40 other residents settled with the company. On Monday, the two remaining families began their fight in federal court. It has been seven years now, said Scott Ely. Its been a long haul just to get to this point, a lot of ups and downs, but I think we are going to prove something and today is the start. The Ely and Hubert families claim their drinking water was contaminated by the drilling for natural gas in the Marcellus Shale. Now they want their voices heard and their water fixed. You have to really live it in order to feel it, said Monica Ely. I mean we havent had clean water since my son was in kindergarten and now hes in seventh grade, so they dont know any different and its not a normal way of life. The Elys were offered more than $150,000 and the Huberts $50,000 but those two remaining families did not believe the offers matched the struggles they have been dealing with. Ray Hubert tells us this fight isnt just about money. We are not here for greed. We just want things back the way they were. There is a lot to it. Its not just about any one thing, Scott Ely added. A spokesperson for Cabot Oil and Gas told us the company wont comment while a jury is being selected. Jury selection was completed Monday afternoon and opening statements are expected Tuesday. The entire list of Pennsylvania water contaminations from fracking. https://files.dep.state.pa.us/OilGas/BOGM/BOGMPortalFiles/OilGasReports/Determination_Letters/Regional_Determination_Letters.pdf$ $Fractured The personal cost of fracking$ $Bill McKibben at Stop the Frack Attack http://www.gdacoalition.org A video by Scott Cannon Stop the Frack Attack was the clear message sent by some 5,000 protesters at the first national demonstration against hydraulic fracturing held in front of the Capitol Building July 28. Under a blistering hot sun the fractivists, as they are known, from 30 states and Australia demanded an end to the new process for deep shale gas exploitation that harms public health, water, and air. The opinions expressed in this video do not necessarily reflect the views of Gas Drilling Awareness Coalition. The entire list of Pennsylvania water contaminations from fracking. https://files.dep.state.pa.us/OilGas/BOGM/BOGMPortalFiles/OilGasReports/Determination_Letters/Regional_Determination_Letters.pdf$ $Dallas School Board Meeting WBRE 1_9_12 Dallas School Board Meeting WBRE 1_9_12 mercaptan dallas pa school The entire list of Pennsylvania water contaminations from fracking. https://files.dep.state.pa.us/OilGas/BOGM/BOGMPortalFiles/OilGasReports/Determination_Letters/Regional_Determination_Letters.pdf$ $Robert F Kennedy, Jr Interview of Tammy, Matt Manning and Madison Burton 2 19 24 It’s interesting to see how these two perspectives on fracking are playing out in Pennsylvania. Robert F. Kennedy’s (RFK Jr.) visit to Dimock on February 19, 2024 highlights the ongoing health and water contamination concerns linked to fracking, which have been well-documented in that area. His messaging aligns with environmental advocates who have long warned about the dangers of hydraulic fracturing. On the other hand, the push by Congressman Rob Bresnahan and Trump’s EPA head, Lee Zeldin, to lift the fracking ban in the Delaware Watershed shows a continuation of the pro-fossil fuel stance associated with Trump-era policies. If they succeed, it could open up new fracking opportunities in a region that supplies drinking water to millions of people. It’s a stark contrast in the Trump administration—one side arguing that fracking is making people sick, and the other pushing for deregulation to expand it. Given the history of fracking-related pollution in Pennsylvania, it’s likely to be a heated debate, especially in communities already dealing with contamination. This video contains the raw footage interviews from RFK’s visit to Dimock.$ $Civil Disobedience at the SRBC Meeting Wilkes-Barre Video by Scott Cannon Democracy breaks out at the Susquehanna River Basin Commission Meeting in Wilkes-Barre on December 15, 2011 The entire list of Pennsylvania water contaminations from fracking. https://files.dep.state.pa.us/OilGas/BOGM/BOGMPortalFiles/OilGasReports/Determination_Letters/Regional_Determination_Letters.pdf$ $Property Values, Legal Issues - Gas Pipeline Panel Discussion A video by Scott Cannon Three panelists discussed environmental, real estate and legal worries landowners might have when considering signing an easement with a pipeline company. Appraiser Joseph Fisher, of the East Stroudsburg firm Fisher and Fisher, told the crowd he’s seen cases to argue both ways that pipelines crush home property values. There are four new pipeline projects underway, in various planning stages, that essentially will carry gas from north to south. • Atlantic Sunrise Expansion, a 180-mile project by the Williams. • Leidy Southeast Expansion, a series of “pipeline loops” totaling about 20 miles by Williams. • Diamond East Expansion, still in pre-planning stages but expected to include 50 miles of pipeline by Williams. • PennEast Pipeline, a 100-mile project by PennEast Company, a partnership that includes UGI Energy Services. The entire list of Pennsylvania water contaminations from fracking. https://files.dep.state.pa.us/OilGas/BOGM/BOGMPortalFiles/OilGasReports/Determination_Letters/Regional_Determination_Letters.pdf$ $Jill Stein Green Party Wilkes University Presentation 9/22/16 The entire list of Pennsylvania water contaminations from fracking. https://files.dep.state.pa.us/OilGas/BOGM/BOGMPortalFiles/OilGasReports/Determination_Letters/Regional_Determination_Letters.pdf$ $Penneast Pipeline Quarry blasting worries 1 31 17 WBRE The entire list of Pennsylvania water contaminations from fracking. https://files.dep.state.pa.us/OilGas/BOGM/BOGMPortalFiles/OilGasReports/Determination_Letters/Regional_Determination_Letters.pdf$ $Earth Day Wilkes Barre Carl Romanelli Description The entire list of Pennsylvania water contaminations from fracking. https://files.dep.state.pa.us/OilGas/BOGM/BOGMPortalFiles/OilGasReports/Determination_Letters/Regional_Determination_Letters.pdf$ $Residents raising concerns regarding new Nacero natural gas facility in Luzerne County NEWPORT TOWNSHIP, LUZERNE COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — Questions and concerns are being raised Monday night about plans for a natural gas processing facility proposed for Luzerne County. A Texas-based energy company announced plans in October to construct a $6 billion facility in Newport Township. Creating thousands of jobs, but residents claim their concerns are being ignored. “I’m very concerned about the noise pollution. There’s a whole bunch of questions that we have that need to be answered,” said Laura Keener, Newport Township. Laura keener lives in the Ridge View neighborhood in Newport Township. The proposed natural gas processing facility would be located near the neighborhood. “Is the property values going to go down? Are there going to be construction vehicles everywhere? It’s just not why we moved here. The beauty, peace, and quiet bares around all of that,” In October, Texas-based Nacero announced it wants to build a $6 billion facility on 3000 acres of reclaimed coal mining land in Newport Township, near Nanticoke. The facility would turn natural gas into gasoline that can be used for vehicles. Nacero claims the gasoline would have zero sulfur admissions and 50 percent less CO-2 emissions. Around 4,000 construction jobs would be created and 500 high paying permanent jobs. The project is being touted as one of the biggest economic projects in the history of Luzerne County. “Residents are right to have some questions. We’re going to have a very public process. Nacero has been very open and transparent in the early stage of this process. We recognize it’s going to take several years before this project is up and running,” said Senator John Yudichak, 14th District. Newport Township officials say they too are gathering information about the proposal. “As of this date no permits have been pulled and no paperwork yet. That’s all we know,” said Joe Hillan, Newport Township Manager “We know absolutely nothing as if and when it’s going to come or have we do not know yet until we get paperwork stating that it will be here,” said John Vishnefski Newport Township Commissioner. Scott Cannon is an environmental activist who says his group, Action Together, is closely monitoring the Nacero project. Community hopes for bright future with regarding Nacero facility “Nobody knows what a plant like this is going to bring to the area and people need to start asking questions,” said Cannon. In October I asked the Chairman of Nacero, Tom Tureen, about residents’ concerns at that point in time about the safety of the facility. “We are very attuned to safety as we are to the environment. But today when we build something for example or tanks are self-extinguishing functions. If a fire starts it’s put out in 90 seconds,” said Tureen. Nacero has yet to file any paperwork such as permits with any federal, state, or local agencies such as the State Department of Environmental Protection, the D.E.P. We reached out to the company today and have not heard back. In October, Nacero says they hope to begin construction in two years. It would take four to six years to complete. The entire list of Pennsylvania water contaminations from fracking. https://files.dep.state.pa.us/OilGas/BOGM/BOGMPortalFiles/OilGasReports/Determination_Letters/Regional_Determination_Letters.pdf$