The Good News About Shale Development Abounds

Shale related jobs in Ohio are up 79% in the last two years, according to the Ohio Dept. of Jobs and Family Services.

The jobs average $71,661.00 per year.

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Permalink Reply by Mark McGrail on May 6, 2014 at 1:40am

US,

Having served on a Board of Education I could not agree with you more.

How this state has treated our schools is unforgivable (Dems and Reubs).

Permalink Reply by Mark McGrail on May 6, 2014 at 1:42am

US,

...and the good news continues to roll in; and will for the foreseeable future.

Permalink Reply by catt on May 6, 2014 at 1:54am

I know several people from the area who have found work in  the oil fields. We talked to a pipeline foreman one day and he said they would hire people locally ...if they could pass a drug test.  One more reason people should stay clean and not use drugs!

Permalink Reply by Larry Wagenman on May 12, 2014 at 9:51am

Beware the naysayers!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FnDs1wozj4g   Uploaded on Feb 2, 2012         The Academy Award-nominated filmmaker Josh Fox was handcuffed and arrested Wednesday as he attempted to film a Congressional hearing on the controversial natural gas drilling technique, known as fracking, which the Environmental Protection Agency recently reported caused water contamination in Pavillion, Wyoming.  Fox directed the award-winning film, "Gasland," which documents the impact of fracking to communities across the United States, and is now working on a sequel. Fox says he was arrested after Republicans refused to allow him to film because he did not have the proper credentials. "We wanted to report on what happened [at the hearing]. I was not interested in disrupting. It was not a protest action," says Fox. "I was simply trying to do my job as a journalist and go in there and show to the American people what was transpiring in that hearing, so that down the line — as we know there will be a lot of challenges mounted to that [Pavillion, Wyoming] EPA report, and frankly to the people in Pavillion who have been sticking up for themselves and demanding an investigation into the groundwater contamination — to make sure that people could view that in a larger forum than usually happens." Is he discredited?

Then, EPA’s Abandoned Wyoming Fracking Study One Retreat of Many in July 2013

http://www.propublica.org/article/epas-abandoned-wyoming-fracking-s...

 

 

Permalink Reply by searcherone on May 12, 2014 at 11:14am

Here is article stating there are nine short rail improvement projects in eastern Ohio. 

http://www.wksu.org/news/story/39155

Can anyone provide names/locations of these projects?

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