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New York Drilling Study a Step Forward
The review also takes another dramatic step by proposing that in certain situations companies that drill in New York be required to report the concentrations of the chemicals they use to state regulators, thereby creating a suite of information that environmental scientists say is essential
Fight Over Shale Gas Drilling Not Over
Fight Over Shale Gas Drilling Not Over
greeninc.blogs.nytimes.com — Although Chesapeake Energy said it would not drill for gas in the New York watershed, many groups... quickly pointed out that the company's pledge does not eliminate the possibility that another company will. (more) Fight Over Shale Gas Drilling Not Over
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