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North Fayette Twp Marcellus Shale 6

Part 6. Q&A session on Marcellus Shale drilling. Instead of letting seminar attendees ask questions directly from the audience, they were asked to write them on cards. Then certain questions were selected for the panel to answer. Toward the end of this video, LOOK who was selecting the questions to be asked! None other than J. Gregory Sulc (blue shirt) who is an employee of Range Resources. Do you think Greg picked any of the "tough" questions for his cohorts to answer? Ha!

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North Fayette Twp Marcellus Shale 5

North Fayette Township, Pa. held an informational meeting about Marcellus Shale drilling. Part 5. John Smith, Esq of Smith Butz LLC finishes his presentation covering key issues in gas leases for property owners who plan to lease their Marcellus Shale gas rights.

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North Fayette Twp Marcellus Shale 4

North Fayette Township, Pa. held an informational meeting about Marcellus Shale drilling. Part 4. John Smith, Esq of Smith Butz LLC presents key issues about gas leases and Marcellus Shale drilling.

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North Fayette Twp Marcellus Shale 3

North Fayette Township, Pa. held an informational meeting about Marcellus Shale drilling. Part 3. Alan Eichler wraps up his ho-hum 'vanilla' presentation without mentioning many of the alarming facts about Marcellus Shale drilling in Pennsylvania. No mention of nearly 1500 violations in the early years of Marcellus drilling. Dimock, where's that? What's a water buffalo? Methane migration, you must be kidding?

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North Fayette Twp Marcellus Shale 2

North Fayette Township, Pa. held an informational meeting about Marcellus Shale drilling. Part 2. Alan Eichler of the Pennsylvania DEP presents a very safe picture of hydraulic fracturing in this 'vanilla' presentation. "They've been drilling in Pennsylvania for 150 years," says Mr Eichler. Maybe so Mr Eichler, but they have only been doing massive slick water hydraulic fracturing for 5 years in Pennyslvania. This is all NEW here Alan!

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