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Sep 10th, 2012 |
By fjgallagher
Yesterday marked the second anniversary of the massive natural gas explosion that devastated a neighborhood in the San Francisco Bay Area town of San Bruno, California. The blast killed 8 people, injured 50 others and destroyed 38 homes. Unfortunately, not much has changed in those two years. PG&E, the utility that owns and operates the
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Posted in Lead Articles, Natural Gas Leaks |
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Tags: Alice, Atmos, Bradford County, California, Ceres, Chesapeake, Chesapeake Energy, EPA, Florida, fracking, Hastings Township, Henderson, hydraulic fracturing, Marcellus Shale, McKinley, McKinney, methane, Michigan, natural gas explosions, natural gas leaks, New Jersey, Orange, Pennsylvania, PG&E, Salt Lake City, San Bruno, shale gas, Texas, Utah
Dec 8th, 2011 |
By fjgallagher
A few weeks ago, on Oct. 30, NaturalGasWatch.org had the chance to sit down with “Gasland” producer and director Josh Fox to talk about the natural gas industry in America, how it’s affecting the environment and “Gasland II,” which is currently in production. Fox had just finished up a teach-in on fracking at the Occupy
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Posted in Fracking, Lead Articles, Regulation |
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Tags: Barnett Shale, Chesapeake, Chesapeake Energy, Duke University, fracking, Gasland, Gasland Two, ghg emissions, hydraulic fracturing, Josh fox, Marcellus, Marcellus Shale, natural gas explosions, natural gas leaks, New York, New York City, Ohio, Pennsylvania, shale, shale gas, Texas
Jul 14th, 2011 |
By admin
Methane concentrations grew so strong following an April 19 blow-out at a natural gas well operated by Chesapeake Energy in northeastern Pennsylvania that the company cleared the area of crew members and equipment in case the facility exploded, according to documents detailing the incident obtained by NaturalGasWatch.org. Following the April 19 blow-out, which sent tens
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Posted in Fracking, Lead Articles, Natural Gas Leaks |
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Tags: Barnett Shale, Chesapeake, Environmental Protection Agency, fracking, Gasland, hydraulic fracturing, Marcellus Shale, natural gas explosions, natural gas leaks, New York, Pennsylvania, shale gas, T. Boone Pickens
