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How State Regulations Hold Us back and What Other Countries are doing about Fracking
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While it might be tempting to welcome an industry that often creates a temporary economic spike, the costs of mitigating the environmental damage from fracking far out-weighs the profit gained.
Want Not, Waste Not? Fossil Fuel Extraction’s Waste Disposal Challenges
Pennsylvania's fracking industry is producing record amounts…
Fair Shake Environmental Legal Services
Guest Blog by Josh Eisenfeld, Director of Marketing with Fair…
New Method for Locating Abandoned Oil and Gas Wells is Tested in New York State
Guest blog by Natalia N. Romanzo, graduate student, Binghamton…
The Mountaineer State: Where Politics, a Fossil Fuel Legacy, and Fracking Converge
Introduction
The Mountaineer State is one of the most stunningly…
Abandoned Wells in Pennsylvania: We’re Not Doing Enough
Pennsylvania does not have adequate plan to address thousands of dangerous abandoned natural gas and oil wells within the state. FracTracker intern Isabelle Weber gives recommendations to address this widespread issue.
The Underlying Politics and Unconventional Well Fundamentals of an Appalachian Storage Hub
FracTracker is closely mapping and following the petrochemical…
Permitting New Oil and Gas Wells Under the Newsom Administration
California regulators halt well permitting after Consumer Watchdog…
Mapping the Petrochemical Build-Out Along the Ohio River
New maps show the build-out of oil and gas infrastructure that…
Impact of a 2,500′ Oil and Gas Well Setback in California
Why does California need setbacks?
A new bill proposed by California…