July 11, 2011
Policy & Regulatory Briefing: Yellowstone Clean-Up Plan, Horizontal Drilling, Sewer Debt
The Environmental Protection Agency has given Exxon Mobil until July 17 to revise its Yellowstone River remediation work plan to change how the company will capture spilled oil, remove broken pipe without polluting the river downstream, and restore wildlife habitat and private property, Reuters said. The plan will be made public once it is completely approved by the EPA and the state of Montana.
The House natural resources and agricultural subcommittees on Friday heard experts explain why a proposed horizontal drilling ban in the George Washington National Forest….
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