The passing of the new impact fee means a lot of communities, even those outside of the producible Marcellus Shale, will see tremendous payouts. But what about those who are in the Marcellus and unable to develop because of the Delaware River Basin Commission? Robert Nolan takes an in-depth look at how the numbers add up across the state. Over 400 years ago, in Shakespeare’s Hamlet, Marcellus uttered a similar, famous quote with reference to the state of Denmark (“Something is rotten in Denmark”). Poor soul, he could not have known how relevant his name and his famous line would be in 21st century Wayne County, PA. http://eidmarcellus.org/marcellus-shale/something-rotten-in-the-lan...
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