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Our Energy Choice
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Mark Green
Posted April 28, 2014
An infographic that clearly illustrates America’s choiceon shale energy: significant economic growth, job creation and generated revenue for government because of continued energy development – vs. lost opportunity in all three areas if development is restricted.
The information is fromIHS’ study on the economic impacts of unconventional oil and natural gas development– energy from shale and other tight-rock formations,safely and responsibly producedwithadvanced hydraulic fracturing and horizontal drilling．
KXL Pipeline, the Politics of Delay and Costs to Us All
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Mary Schaper
Posted April 24, 2014
Washington Post: If foot-dragging were a competitive sport, President Obama and his administration would be world champions for their performance indelaying the approval of the Keystone XL pipeline．
Last Friday afternoon, the time when officials make announcements they hope no one will notice, the State Department declared that it is putting off a decision on Keystone XL indefinitely — or at least, it seems,well past November’s midterm elections．这一次,原谅是内布拉斯加州的诉讼over the proposed route, because that might lead to a change in the project that various federal agencies will want to consider. The State Department might even decide to substantially restart the environmental review process. This is yet another laughable reason to delay a project that the federal government has been scrutinizing formore than five years．
American Energy Continues to Be a Success Story
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Mary Schaper
Posted April 23, 2014
Energy Means Jobs for Pennsylvania
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Mark Green
Posted April 23, 2014
Optimism Thanks to Energy
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Mary Schaper
Posted April 22, 2014
Forbes:Today is Earth Day, the annual celebration of Mother Earth and all she provides to us. So I just wanted to spend a few moments and words here urging you all to take time out of your busy days to thank Mother Earth for the following:
Jobs Delayed in New York: Energy Story Remains Unfinished
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Mark Green
Posted April 21, 2014
Probably nowhere is the economic impact of shale energy development more dramatic than in the contrast between two neighboring states – Pennsylvania and New York. The former allows hydraulic fracturing in the energy-rich Marcellus shale belt that runs through much of the state, the latter doesn’t – even though the Marcellus continues into the Empire State and could provide a big jobs boost on its Southern Tier.
Indeed, while New York is not a top producing state, the oil and natural gas industry still is driving strong job creation and economic growth. In aPwC study, New York ranked 7thin the country in overall impact from oil and natural gas development.
Energy, Infrastructure and Sustaining a Revolution
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Mary Schaper
Posted April 21, 2014
American Energy is Fueling Growing Communities
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Mary Schaper
Posted April 18, 2014
Oil production and natural gas production from the six prominent shale basins in the United States should increase in May, a U.S. drilling report said. The U.S. Energy Information Administration issued a monthlydrilling reportfor the six shale basins -- Bakken, Eagle Ford, Haynesville, Marcellus, Niobrara and Permian -- that together account for almost 90 percent of the growth in U.S. oil production and nearly all of the gains in natural gas.
America’s Hydraulic Fracturing Revolution
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Mary Schaper
Posted April 17, 2014
Ohio – Dotting the 'I' in Investment
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Mark Green
Posted April 16, 2014