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"Public Lands in Peril, Part 2"
(February 7, 2012):
IMPORTANT UPDATE: Governor Corbett's 2012-13 budget proposal proposes NO ADDITIONAL LEASING of state forest land. Thank you, Governor. Read More >
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"Public Lands in Peril, Part 1"
(February 2, 2012):
Thank you for reading and commenting. All of the issues you mentioned (though I think some are more applicable to the coal combustion that gas is replacing) can be solved with tough regulations and enforcement and, in... Read More >
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"Pennsylvania Flunks Marcellus Well Math Test"
(January 19, 2012):
I will read the speech. But I won't wait to comment. I am not attached to anything except a sincere desire to help find a way forward in the real world. Being in favor of a moratorium has become for many the litmus test on... Read More >
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"TIME Magazine Calls Fracking the Biggest Environmental Story of 2011"
(January 3, 2012):
Thank you for the kind words, Stephen. I'm sorry for the loss of your wife. Your presentation is powerful. While I am deeply concerned about the future of our natural resources in Pennsylvania (and elsewhere) because of the... Read More >
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"PA Is Going the Wrong Way on Gas Drilling Regulation"
(December 9, 2011):
I am not the only one who thinks so: See this editorial by the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette: http://www.post-gazette.com/pg/11343/1195571-192.stm. Read More >
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"Adding Up the Impacts of Gas Drilling"
(December 5, 2011):
December 5 update: According to an article in the Chesapeake Bay Journal (http://www.bayjournal.com/article.cfm?article=4246), the cumulative impacts of Pennsylvania’s Marcellus boom could also complicate the state's efforts... Read More >
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"How Many More Dimocks?"
(November 23, 2011):
Thank you for commenting. I certainly would comment if the allegations prove false. Remember, though, that the company's violations record and the contamination of 19 wells in Dimock from poor company practices are facts.... Read More >
John Quigley served as secretary of the Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources from 2009 to 2011 and helped to position the state as a leader in land conservation, outdoor recreation, alternative energy, and public land management. As principal of John H...
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