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Western Canada Loosens Rules for Drilling, Attracts Massive Fracking Operations
In Alberta and British Columbia, regional authories have passed regs to allow more intensive drilling. The result: a string of record-breaking fracks.
Early last year, deep in the forests of northern British Columbia, workers for Apache Corp....
By Nicholas Kusnetz, ProPublica
Dec 28, 2011 | Read More
Fracking at Drinking Water Source for 80,000 Pennsylvanians Raises Alarms
Documents and interviews reveal that one Pa. water utility has already leased its watershed to gas drillers — and many others are being courted
Cynthia Walter, an ecologist at St. Vincent College outside Pittsburgh, gets a lot of emails from...
By Anthony Brino
Jul 19, 2011 | Read More
Speaker Sheldon Silver
New York Assembly Extends Fracking Ban for Another Year
The NYS Assembly passed a one-year ban on new drilling permits that would run through June 1, 2012, replacing the current ban set to expire this summer
ALBANY, New York—The New York State Assembly on Monday passed a one-year moratorium on hydraulic...
By Dan Wiessner, Reuters
Jun 7, 2011 | Read More