Faulty economic studies misled Pennsylvania lawmakers on petrochemicals: Report – Pennsylvania Capital-Star
In 2012, Pennsylvania lawmakers offered Shell an “unlimited tax credit” to lure the company to the state.
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In 2012, Pennsylvania lawmakers offered Shell an “unlimited tax credit” to lure the company to the state.
Western Pennsylvania has a great story to tell when it comes to the revitalization of our energy and manufacturing industries.
Every October, manufacturers throughout the Pittsburgh region and beyond, including our Pennsylvania Chemical Industry Council (PCIC) members, celebrate National Manufacturing Month and the positive contributions manufacturing has on our society. The economic impacts are significant. According to the American Chemistry Council, the chemical and plastics industries inject over $14 billion,
A region historically plagued by industrial pollution is overwhelmed with unconventional oil and gas development.
The state Department of Environmental Protection has slapped Beaver County’s Shell ethylene cracker plant with a third violation notice because the agency said Shell again surpassed pollution emission limits. The sprawling, multibillion-dollar plant along the Ohio River opened in November. In an email to Shell dated Monday, DEP officials said