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Governor Hochul signed legislation that will expand on New York's 2014 prohibition of high-volume hydraulic fracturing to extract natural gas.

Environmentalists in upstate New York are calling for a ban on natural gas extraction operations with a technique that would use carbon dioxide.

Governor Hochul is on a mission to kick fossil fuels to the curb and introduce New Yorkers to heat pumps.

Coterra Energy, Inc. is being cleared by the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection to resume gas production in Dimock.

Residents in a rural Pa. community that has been battling contaminated water issues for years will have a new water supply and water bills paid for 75 years.

A new water line is reportedly going to be installed to deliver a clean, reliable drinking water supply to Dimock for the first time in 14 years.

A gas driller is to appear in Susquehanna Court on felony charges over allegations it polluted a small Susquehanna County community's drinking water.

Pennsylvania State Police say after more than a decade of being a presence in Northeastern Pa., gas drillers are still being targeted by criminals.

The Pennsylvania Attorney General’s office says it might seek removal of a judge expected to preside over a case involving Dimock residents and Cabot Oil & Gas.

Kopernik Observatory and Science Center is exploring the effect of "Fracking" on earthquake activity in the region.