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Ohio Looks to 'Do It Right' as Shale Boom Revives Steel

Ohio Looks to 'Do It Right' as Shale Boom Revives Steel Originally published on Environment & Energy Publishing - http://www.eenews.net/Peter…Continue

Started Mar 13

Towns See Crime, Carousing Surge Amid Gas Boom
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Towns See crime, Carousing Surge Amid Gas BoomOctober 26, 2011 — TOWANDA, Pa. (AP) — In a modern-day echo of the raucous Old West, small towns enjoying a boom in oil and gas drilling are seeing a…Continue

Started this discussion. Last reply by Jasper Johnson Nov 18, 2011.

US Shale Gas Bonanza: New Wells to Draw On

October 5, 2011 10:33 pm US Shale Gas Bonanza: New Wells to Draw OnBy Ed CrooksNow the technology exists to extract the reserves, the promise is of an industrial renaissanceIn eastern Ohio, brand-new…Continue

Started Oct 6, 2011

US Energy Groups Act On Natural Gas Demand (www.ft.com)

US Energy Groups Act On Natural Gas DemandBy Sheila McNulty in Houston  - Thursday 9/15/2011US energy companies are converting rigs and trucks to run on natural gas, building fuelling stations and…Continue

Started Sep 15, 2011

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Ohio Looks to 'Do It Right' as Shale Boom Revives Steel

Ohio Looks to 'Do It Right' as Shale Boom Revives Steel Originally published on Environment & Energy Publishing - http://www.eenews.net/Peter Behr, E&E reporter March, 13, 2012 CANTON, Ohio -- In an eruption of flame and smoke, 90 tons of scrap steel drops into a furnace at Timken Co.'s Faircrest steel plant here, the start of its transformation into rows of seamless steel tubing that will be thrust below ground to deliver natural gas…See More
Mar 13
Buck Chitawa posted a discussion

Ohio Looks to 'Do It Right' as Shale Boom Revives Steel

Ohio Looks to 'Do It Right' as Shale Boom Revives Steel Originally published on Environment & Energy Publishing - http://www.eenews.net/Peter Behr, E&E reporter March, 13, 2012CANTON, Ohio -- In an eruption of flame and smoke, 90 tons of scrap steel drops into a furnace at Timken Co.'s Faircrest steel plant here, the start of its transformation into rows of seamless steel tubing that will be thrust below ground to deliver natural gas…See More
Mar 13
Jasper Johnson replied to Buck Chitawa's discussion 'Towns See Crime, Carousing Surge Amid Gas Boom'
"Towns are also seeing an increase in murder, rape, drug use, public urination, vandalism as well - all do to the "esteemed" dopeheads at the "occupy" movements - huh, "movement" - just took one........he he…"
Nov 18, 2011
Carol replied to Buck Chitawa's discussion 'Towns See Crime, Carousing Surge Amid Gas Boom'
"I agree. "
Nov 1, 2011
George Brown replied to Buck Chitawa's discussion 'Towns See Crime, Carousing Surge Amid Gas Boom'
"Hi Dave My son graduated college in May with a teaching degree.  He has his own landscaping company making more $ in 5 months than he would in 12 as a teacher. Send me a private message with your son's company info and I'll pass it…"
Oct 27, 2011
Mowing the pipeline replied to Buck Chitawa's discussion 'Towns See Crime, Carousing Surge Amid Gas Boom'
"It was the same 25 years ago when i worked in the Williston basin and in Kemmerer Wyoming. The worst ones get hurt or run off the job, then turn to crime on the way out of town."
Oct 27, 2011
william replied to Buck Chitawa's discussion 'Towns See Crime, Carousing Surge Amid Gas Boom'
"Exactly! These types of jobs don't come along often. If someone is not going to use good judgement and ends up in trouble with the law then their job should be in jeapordy. Go find another job with this pay and benefits. As the local economies…"
Oct 27, 2011
Dave replied to Buck Chitawa's discussion 'Towns See Crime, Carousing Surge Amid Gas Boom'
"my son is now in this industry 40 hrs a week + 40 overtime x 2  1 week off paid pier diem lodging bonus bonus show up and keeep your nose clean and make 80k a year @ age 25 and they say no impact in pa job wise 62 people on the well pad all pa…"
Oct 26, 2011
craig replied to Buck Chitawa's discussion 'Towns See Crime, Carousing Surge Amid Gas Boom'
"Money has a strange way of making some folks do stupid things. As they say, a fool and his money are soon parted!  "
Oct 26, 2011
Dave replied to Buck Chitawa's discussion 'Towns See Crime, Carousing Surge Amid Gas Boom'
"time to buy a bar and hotel it sounds like to me"
Oct 26, 2011
Tommy D replied to Buck Chitawa's discussion 'Towns See Crime, Carousing Surge Amid Gas Boom'
"yeah, it's called 23 year old kids working 15 hours a day and then blowing off some steam. There are all sorts of"
Oct 26, 2011
william replied to Buck Chitawa's discussion 'Towns See Crime, Carousing Surge Amid Gas Boom'
""Infrastructure" has many faces."
Oct 26, 2011
Buck Chitawa added a discussion to the group Monroe County, OH
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Towns See Crime, Carousing Surge Amid Gas Boom

Towns See Crime, Carousing Surge Amid Gas BoomOctober 26, 2011 — TOWANDA, Pa. (AP) — In a modern-day echo of the raucous Old West, small towns enjoying a boom in oil and gas drilling are seeing a sharp increase in drunken driving, bar fights and other hell-raising, blamed largely on an influx of young men who find themselves with lots of money in their pockets and nothing to do after they get off work.Authorities in Pennsylvania and other states are quick to point out that the vast majority of…See More
Oct 26, 2011
Buck Chitawa posted a discussion

Towns See Crime, Carousing Surge Amid Gas Boom

Towns See crime, Carousing Surge Amid Gas BoomOctober 26, 2011 — TOWANDA, Pa. (AP) — In a modern-day echo of the raucous Old West, small towns enjoying a boom in oil and gas drilling are seeing a sharp increase in drunken driving, bar fights and other hell-raising, blamed largely on an influx of young men who find themselves with lots of money in their pockets and nothing to do after they get off work.Authorities in Pennsylvania and other states are quick to point out that the vast majority of…See More
Oct 26, 2011
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US Shale Gas Bonanza: New Wells to Draw On

October 5, 2011 10:33 pm US Shale Gas Bonanza: New Wells to Draw OnBy Ed CrooksNow the technology exists to extract the reserves, the promise is of an industrial renaissanceIn eastern Ohio, brand-new tractors have been zooming off the dealers’ lots, snapped up by local farmers. Suddenly cash-rich after being showered with bonuses for leasing oil and gas drilling rights on their land, typically worth $1,500-$4,000 an acre, they have been quick to invest their windfalls in new equipment.A few…See More
Oct 8, 2011
Buck Chitawa replied to Finnbear's discussion 'Marcellus/Utica Shale Educational Meeting' in the group Monroe County, OH
"This is awesome... this place should be packed for this presentation. These folks have no agenda but the tax payer. PLEASE SPREAD THE WORD!!! Great post Finnbear!!!!!!!!!"
Oct 6, 2011

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