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Budget, Transportation Early Concerns of New Legislative Session

Submitted by Maura Donley on Wed, 01/09/2013 - 2:13pm

The 2013-14 legislative session, with 23 new lawmakers, began on January 1 under a constitutional requirement that swearing in occur the first Tuesday in January. The new members will have little time to adjust to the rules and routine as they will have to embrace transportation funding, liquor privatization, another tight budget, and we at PMA hope they will tackle key business issues left over from last year.

PMA Bulletin -- January 9, 2013

Keep on Frackin'

Here’s hoping that British High Court Judge Michael Burton has reason to view and write an opinion on Promised Land, the anti-fracking film Hollywood is serving up for the American viewing public.

EPA Regulations Will Severely Harm Pennsylvania’s Economic Growth

Submitted by Maura Donley on Wed, 11/28/2012 - 2:50pm

New Report Details the Significant Economic Impact of Questionable EPA Regulations on Pennsylvania

The Bulletin -- November 14, 2012

PA Needs to be Positioned to Take Full Advantage of the Marcellus Shale

Total natural gas resources in the Marcellus Shale far exceed earlier government estimates, according to recent studies by two financial firms, Standard & Poor’s and ITG Investment Research. The news is a comeuppance, of sorts, for opponents of the drilling who embraced the government reports as a sign the economic development potential of shale was inflated.

Gov. Corbett's address at Shale Gas Insight Conference

Submitted by Maura Donley on Mon, 10/01/2012 - 11:58am

Following is the Governor’s speech at the Marcellus Shale Insight Conference. In his remarks before the Shale Gas Insight Conference, Gov. Corbett captured both the promise and challenges of Pennsylvania’s expanding energy sector and its potential to restore prosperity to our state.

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