New York
In April, 2020, the New York State legislature permanently banned high-volume hydraulic fracturing (often called fracking) within the state. However, there are other types of extraction-related impacts being felt by the state.
In April, 2020, the New York State legislature permanently banned high-volume hydraulic fracturing (often called fracking) within the state. However, there are other types of extraction-related impacts being felt by the state.
FracTracker provides state-specific data on issues such as:
The data folders may also contain information on other energy generation locations, data from different years, and data on violations committed by oil and gas facilities. Amount of information and types of information will vary by state. Get data.
New York State’s oil and gas well database is updated nightly. It is available as a downloadable .csv file. Go to the section of the website called Well Data Files in CSV Format to download the zipped file.
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