From the HuffPo …
“Coal mining was not well regulated in Pennsylvania,” said Hoeffel, “and it is the same with gas-drilling.”
Hoeffel has already met with landowners in southwest Pennsylvania's Greene County where gas and coal companies are blaming each other for pollution that killed all fish, mussels and other aquatic life along the 35-mile stretch of Dunkard Creek, which crosses the PA-West Virginia border.
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