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What Are Your Burning Questions About Natural Gas Drilling?

What do you want to know about natural gas drilling?

We’re collecting your “burning questions” about Pennsylvania’s Marcellus Shale boom, and answering them.

So, what’s on your mind? Send an email to Pennsylvania@StateImpact.org, with the subject line “burning questions.”

 

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