1/14/2013: New air pollution limits for engines used in drilling; housing grants from impact fee
- Pennsylvania is considering new air pollution limits for diesel- and natural gas-powered engines used in Marcellus Shale development, though limits would be three times higher than initially proposed. (Post-Gazette)
- StateImpact Pennsylvania takes a look at efforts to re-use acid mine drainage in gas drilling.
- Cambria County will get a $150,000 housing grant from the state impact fee. (Johnstown Tribune-Democrat) Find out what other areas are getting on the PFHA website.
- And NBC News talks to an Ohio family whose water began to contain higher levels of methane gas after drilling commenced nearby.



