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A Tale Of Two Landowners

It was the best thing that ever happened.  
It was the worst thing that ever happened.
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Jobs, Jobs And More Jobs:
The Promise Of The Ohio Oil Boom

Many in the oil and gas business have
espoused the creation of tens of thousands of
jobs stemming from oil and gas exploration
activities. Are their figures real?  Can we
really expect that many new jobs?
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Much Ado About Nothing
In Oil And Gas Fracking?

The Media Doth Protest Too Much Me Thinks

Is horizontal drilling and fracking
of oil and gas shales safe?
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Landowner Coalitions:
Help Or Hindrance?

In some areas of OH, PA and WV, landowners
have banded together with the
idea of creating strength in numbers for
negotiating with the oil and gas companies.

But are these groups really beneficial to the
individual landowner?
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20,000 Leagues Under
Youngstown Ohio

Seismic activity shakes-up local residents.
Oil and gas exploration is blamed, again
.

Reports of earthquakes around the Youngstown,
OH area that rattled homes as far away as Kent
are being attributed to
oil and gas exploration.
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Life As We Know It Here In Eastern
Ohio Is About To Change Dramatically

The arrival of hundreds and hundreds of oil
and gas workers and their families will push
the infrastructure of towns to its limits.
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Taming Of The Legal Shrew

Do self-proclaimed oil & gas attorneys
really have the best interests of the
landowner in mind?
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To Pool Or Not To Pool
That Is The Drilling Question

Whether 'Tis Nobler In The Minds Of Mineral
Owners To Suffer The Slings And Arrows
Of Mandatory Pooling, Or Take Arms Against
The Forces Of Big Oil And Government
Regulators, And By Opposing Them Bring A
Sea Of Troubles Upon Themselves
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The Regulatory Tempest Strikes
West Virginia Oil & Gas Exploration

The first cloudburst of regulatory rain
threatens to slow the progress
of horizontal drilling and hydraulic fracturing
of shale formations in WV.

Will Ohio Be Next?
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