In conducting what was clearly a politically motivated and closed-door effort to vilify natural gas development in Pennsylvania, the state’s attorney general in a grand jury report announced last week reached many erroneous conclusions

We have all heard the calls to ban hydraulic fracturing or to curtail oil and natural gas development altogether in the name of climate change. Such statements show a clear lack of understanding not only about the industry’s efforts in making the air cleaner and reducing our environmental impact, but just as importantly about the thousands of essential, everyday products made from oil and natural gas

The roots of Earth Day, first planted in 1970 in communities and schools around the United States, have extended today to more than 192 countries around the world.  Hundreds of millions of people have taken part and taken action over those 50 years to improve our global environment.  American natural gas has become an essential part of the efforts to help clean our air and reduce greenhouse emissions, and Pennsylvania is at its forefront

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Beginning Friday, March 20, 2020, PIOGA will temporarily close its office in an effort to stop or prevent the spread of the COVID-19 virus.  During this time of temporary closure, the PIOGA staff will be working remotely from their homes

Recent local and national developments in the efforts to slow the spread of the coronavirus have forced the association to postpone this spring's conference, which was scheduled for April 1 at Rivers Casino, Pittsburgh

A new federal study failed to find evidence that oil and gas production in northern Pennsylvania has contaminated the commonwealth’s forest rivers and streams

A new report from the U.S. Chamber of Commerce warns that Pennsylvania could lose as many as 600,000 jobs if the state ever moved to ban fracking, the controversial practice used to extract natural gas from the earth.