Here at Energy In Depth, as you may know, we’re tirelessly committed to getting the facts out about hydraulic fracturing,… Keep Reading »

*** Cross-posted on MasterResource.org and EIDMarcellus.org When New York Magazine reported earlier this month that the national editor of The New York Times had sent an internal… Keep Reading »

Nothing breeds success more than success—and Pennsylvania is having one heck of a run thanks to the Marcellus Shale.  The… Keep Reading »

In the biggest blow to Russia’s global power since the Italian Stallion landed an epic left-handed haymaker on Ivan Drago’s… Keep Reading »

Director of N.D. Dept. of Mineral Resources: “If [the FRAC Act] happens, I can tell you that our Bakken and… Keep Reading »

American Water Works Assoc. Paper Parrots Debunked Gasland Claims About Hydrofracturing Founded in 1881, the Denver, CO-based American Water Works Association’s (AWWA)… Keep Reading »

Yesterday, a lengthy, $1 million study evaluating air emissions associated with natural gas development from the Barnett Shale near Ft. Worth, Texas… Keep Reading »

**UPDATE III** NYT’s “Dewey-Defeats-Truman” Moment on Shale? In debate over promise, potential and economics of shale gas, NYT calls it… Keep Reading »

According to a recent Rasmussen Report survey, “Most voters continue to feel America needs to do more to develop domestic… Keep Reading »

Fmr. NH senator: “Extracting natural gas from shale is safe, economically sensible” Late last week, the U.S. Energy Information Administration’s… Keep Reading »

“We’ve deliberated, we’ve considered the comments, we have looked at what’s gone on in other states…And at the end of… Keep Reading »

Last week the New Jersey legislature passed an ill-informed measure that would ban hydraulic fracturing on the dubious basis that it “represents… Keep Reading »

Last month Energy Department Secretary Steven Chu directed the Secretary of Energy Advisory Board (SEAB) — specifically its Natural Gas… Keep Reading »

Letter directed to Gov. Christie and primary co-sponsors of legislation in state Assembly and Senate   WASHINGTON – Following up… Keep Reading »