Marcellus Shale Gas Photo Gallery by Curt Weinhold at pbase.com

Marcellus Shale Gas

Our nation needs the energy derived from natural gas. The economies of this Commonwealth & the northern tier counties particularly require the O&G Industry. Our environment and yours are one and the same!

Excellent introductory information available here- http://oilshalegas.com/marcellusshale.html

http://www.pamarcellus.com/

We abuse land because we regard it as a commodity belonging to us.

When we see land as a community to which we belong, we may begin to use it with love and respect."
-- Aldo Leopold
The residents of the Pennsylvania Wilds expect that the gas industry will respect these special lands on which they operate. CW

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Rain for Rent	Compressor station.	Pipeline preparations, Tioga County	Buried nat gas pipeline. Heise Run, Tioga County; west of Wellsboro.	Heise Run
Helicopter seismic testing	Helicopter seismic testing	Pipeline preparations, Tioga County	From a "wellwalk" PGE site Horton Run.	Well Walk
Seneca Resources site, Denton Hill	Water transportation from pond to well site.	Piping	$Piping maze for fracing$ Piping maze for fracing	Flaring a gas well by PennVirginia.
Flaring a well. PGE	Drill rig PGE	Pipe from drill rig leads to holding water pit	Rain for Rent	Tub enclosures
More leakage protection	$Equipment in place for fracturing shale.$ Equipment in place for fracturing shale.	Proposed pipeline route.	Ellisburg compressor station
New crop on the farm.		Tioga County

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Kevin		25-Apr-2010 05:55
Great Pictures of the progress going on in the area with gas drilling. I feel this is our generations economic boom as it was for our grandparents with the logging boom in the area,but as with the logging i feel drilling will also have its disasters along with its rewards.

Janice Hancharick		25-Mar-2010 04:27
Great pictures of "Marcellus, the beginning of the story..." . This has the earmarks of something that will develop into an historical industrial record that is definitely worth preserving! I hope you stick w/the pictorial references as they develop, and are able to include the towns that are affected by all this. I expect to see the boarded-up and empty storefronts disappear, as well as empty business parking lots and warehouses/storage and office facilities fill up! New construction and other signs of growing tax bases in these towns will be a part of the Marcellus story too. Such contrasts (boom, bust ...) have been a part of our lives in this region for many years. Continue to keep track as the decades of prosperity unfold. Be sure to include the "now" pics so we can truly appreciate the progress we make.

Guest		08-Jan-2010 23:19
Great pics.

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