Gas poured from the well head at a rate estimated by the EPA of 100 million cubic feet per day for 20 days before crews were able to plug it it on March 7.
Why is the wastewater created during fracking for oil and natural gas—flowback—radioactive? And just where does that dirty, salty wastewater go? Watch the video -- It's fracking amazing.
It was one of the more dramatic moments of the past year's growing battle over gas infrastructure: The day Elise Gerhart climbed a tree on her family's property to protest the clearing of a right-a-way for a new natural gas pipeline.
For deckhand Ryan Gilleran, life on the towboat means long days on the Ohio River. But moving the building blocks of modern life up and down the river is work that's easy to find pride in.
Less than a decade ago, the coal industry was at its peak. Now, bankruptcies across the industry are leading many to question whether it's the beginning of the end for coal.
A physics professor at Indiana University of Pennsylvania has accidentally hit on a way to determine food freshness that's way better than an expiration date—or the sniff test.
Four years ago, the Homer City Generating Station in Indiana County, Pennsylvania faced an existential choice: Either clean up to comply with new EPA air rules or close its doors
