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The energy industry can feel smaller than it actually is, thanks to how closely-connected industry professionals are to one another. What was already a close-knit industry has been even further connected thanks to social media and e-networking. Gabrielle Samples, of
Cabot recently hosted the Wayne Lackawanna Forest Landowners Association, an environmentally concerned group of landowners in Northeast Pennsylvania. Following the site tour, which also included a visit to Cabot’s CNG fueling station, two members of the group, Mike Uretsky and
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Can you tell us a little bit about your involvement with Cabot?Bill Carlson: Cabot approached us about leasing our farmland in 2007. They began drilling and frac’ing in 2010 and by 2011 they started producing gas from a number of wells
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