Rural road dust suppression technique called into question
(The Center Square) — To suppress dust, Pennsylvania allows oil and gas companies to spread wastewater on dirt and gravel roads.
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(The Center Square) — To suppress dust, Pennsylvania allows oil and gas companies to spread wastewater on dirt and gravel roads.
HARRISBURG — To suppress dust, Pennsylvania allows oil and gas companies to spread wastewater on dirt and gravel roads.
I recently attended the first of seven “listening sessions” on hydrogen hubs hosted by the Department of Energy (DOE) to hear how residents in other parts of the country felt about these projects. I did not find out. Only three people registered to speak — all members of the building
Pennsylvania’s Democratic governor has sought to regulate natural gas development and embrace it at the same time, a sharp contrast to his approach to fracking as attorney general.
Shapiro has sought to both regulate natural gas development and embrace it, an approach that has drawn criticism from environmental advocates.