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May 18, 2013
PENNSYLVANIA BULLETIN
May 11, 2013
PENNSYLVANIA BULLETIN
May 4, 2013
PENNSYLVANIA BULLETIN
April 27, 2013
PENNSYLVANIA BULLETIN |
How to use the
Pennsylvania Bulletin
All the notices for PA are published on
the PA Bulletin website at:
http://www.pabulletin.com A new bulletin comes out
every Saturday. This includes every department in the state.
You'll want to select: "Department of Environmental Protection."
Here are sub-categories of interest:
> Gas Transmission Pipelines are under "Water Obstructions and
Encroachments"
> Compressor Stations are under "Air Quality"
You can read the Current Issue. Click on "Current Issue" on the
left panel, scroll down to DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION,
then click on "Applications, actions and special notices." The top
of the webpage has navigation you will need because there are
multiple webpages for each notice & you can only get to them by
clicking "NEXT" at the top of the page. Keep clicking "Next" until
you get to Air Quality (or whatever you're looking for).
"Search" is much faster. It gives you another click for
"Search" then you fill it in. For instance:
Full Text = "compressor"
Volume = "Volume 41 - 2011"
Issue Number = All
Page Number (leave blank)
Date of Issue (date span or else leave blank (which gives you all of
2011)
Agency = "DEP"
Document Type = "Notices"
Result is a list of links. The list will include applications
already approved and applications going into their comment
period. Inside the links you can search on the webpage itself (Edit
> Find) for additional ways to narrow it.
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Other information |
EPA Tipline for Suspicious
Gas Drilling IncidentsThe
Enviromental Protection Agency has announced the creation of a tip
line to report non-emergency suspicious activity related to oil
and gas drilling. The number for the toll-free tip line is
877-919-4372. Reports also may be sent by e-mail to
eyesondrilling@epa.gov Tips may be provided anonymously.
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