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Thank you for visiting MarcellusFacts.com – your source for information about the benefits of natural gas exploration of the Marcellus Shale. If you’re interested in learning more about the variety of issues related to the Marcellus Shale, please click here … Continue reading
Vermont Ban on Natural Gas Development Sends Mixed Message
Attributable to Brad Gill, IOGA of NY executive director. “IOGA of NY supports the rights of states to direct their energy futures. However, the ban signed into law this week in Vermont is only politically motivated and does little to … Continue reading
IOGA of NY Statement Acknowledging
Attributable to Brad Gill, IOGA of NY executive director. “Today’s independent report by University at Buffalo researchers again affirms the position of New York’s oil and natural gas development experts: the state’s current program of regulatory oversight and environmental protection … Continue reading
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IOGA of NY Releases Seventh Postcard in its “New York’s Energy Future is Now” Series
The Independent Oil and Gas Association of New York today marked President Barack Obama’s visit to Albany with the message below. The association representing 400 individuals and businesses appreciates President Obama’s support of clean-burning natural gas development as a means … Continue reading
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Delaying Future Natural Gas Development Continues to Blunt the State’s Opportunity for Business Growth
Members of the Independent Oil and Gas Association of New York today reminded decision-makers at the Capitol that its small business community will continue to suffer or turn their backs on the state entirely if the future of natural gas development undergoes further delay.
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