The forested headwaters of the Delaware. which lie on top of the coveted natural-gas reserves, are the most pristine waters of the river, according to O'Hara. A researcher with the U.S. Geological Survey, which has been conducting a long-term study of the river basin, confirmed that the Delaware has actually gotten much cleaner since the DRBC was instituted 50 years ago. "The whole reason we were formed was to protect and manage the resources of the Delaware River Basin," O'Hara says. "[Natural-gas drilling] has been an issue that we haven't necessarily had to look at before. Wells get contaminated? people oftentimes don't realize right away." says [Rebecca Roter]. a dual resident of Susquehanna and Bucks counties who has a house in Brooklyn Township? about 15 minutes from Dimock. "So...
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ISA The Instrumentation, Systems and Automation Society, Charleston section, will meet Jan. 9 at Wellington's of Scarlet Oaks in Poca. A buffet lunch ($10 per person) will start at 11:30 a.m. At noon, Tim Gainer of Accutech will present "Wireless Topographies for Measurement and Control Industrial Applications." An equipment demonstration will be given. CAPITOL WOMEN The Capitol Woman's Club meets at 5:30 p.m. on the third Tuesday of each month from September to May in the Charleston Woman's Clubhouse on the corner of Elizabeth and Virginia streets in Charleston. For information on the various monthly club speaker and on-going projects, plus new upcoming projects, call Nancy Barna, 925- 5255.
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ISA The Instrumentation, Systems and Automation Society, Charleston section, will meet Jan. 9 at Wellington's of Scarlet Oaks in Poca. A buffet lunch ($10 per person) will start at 11:30 a.m. At noon, Tim Gainer of Accutech will present "Wireless Topographies for Measurement and Control Industrial Applications." An equipment demonstration will be given.
Ingersoll-Rand Co., the Montvale-based industrial giant, joined a growing list of corporations to lower earnings estimates because of the slowing global economy. The company, one of the world's leading makers of climate- control, security and industrial equipment, announced Thursday that earnings for the current quarter will be 20 cents to 30 cents per share from continuing operations. That excludes one-time items such as those related to the acquisition of Trane and restructuring costs.
It may sound like good news that the Environmental Protection Agency is accepting more public comment on its seriously flawed rule to regulate mercury air emissions. It isn't. The reconsideration process will simply delay legal challenges to the rule, giving utilities and industrial plants more time to install pollution control equipment. Recently, the EPA announced it was going to revisit the mercury rule after receiving requests from 23 groups to do so. Maine was among the 14 states asking for reconsideration as was the Natural Resources Council of Maine and four Maine Indian tribes. Prevailing winds bring mercury pollution from the south and west into Maine. The groups have also filed a lawsuit challenging the rule in federal court. The announced reconsideration is somewhat unusual, ...
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