In January MDN told you that after five loooong years, a federal judge in Scranton, PA had finally ruled the Wayne Land and Mineral Group (WLMG) v. Delaware River Basin Commission (DRBC) lawsuit will go to trial this year (see Judge Rules Wayne Landowner Lawsuit re DRBC Frack Ban Continues). We've since learned the trial is set to begin in October. Andrew Makuth, ace reporter for the Philadelphia Inquirer, chronicles the journey of this lawsuit and what it means for landowners and environmentalists. There is nothing particularly new or noteworthy in the article below you've read it all on MDN in the past. The article does, however, provide the entire, well-written story in one place. Below you will read the history of the lawsuit from the beginning, and what lies ahead as this case is decided. This is the end game. We're not 100% certain, but we'd lay 90-95% odds that the DRBC is going to lose the lawsuit and lose the right to ban fracking in the Delaware River Basi