Home Erie trustee upset by official's decision-changing text from oil firm
 

Keywords :   


Erie trustee upset by official's decision-changing text from oil firm

2015-01-15 06:46:42| Oil & Gas - Topix.net

After Erie's town board voted late Tuesday to delay its decision on an oil and gas moratorium, Trustee Jennifer Carroll is voicing concern over the actions of a town official during the board's consideration of the measure. Carroll, along with Mayor Tina Harris and Trustee Scott Charles, was on the losing side of Tuesday night's 4-3 vote to table the year-long fracking moratorium until at least Jan. 27. The trustees appeared poised to pass the moratorium 4-3 when Town Administrator A.J. Krieger received some last-minute communication from representatives of the Anadarko Petroleum Corp., including a text message and email from the company attorney.

Tags: text firm oil officials

Category:Energy and Environment

Latest from this category

All news

20.09AE Elemental Opens Advanced Lithium-Ion Battery Recycling Facility in Poland
20.09Ag-West Bio Invests in Saskatchewan Startup Focused on Diverting Waste From Landfills
19.09This Week in Waste: Top Stories September 16 September 19, 2024
19.09Milton, Fla. to End Recycling Program, Cites Contamination as Main Facto\
19.09Michigan Judge Blocks Delivery of Radioactive Waste from New York to Michigan
19.09HelloFresh, Denali Divert 4 Million Pounds of Pre-Production Food Waste from Phoenix Landfills
19.09KT Capital Acquires Majority Interest in Recycling Equipment Incorporated
19.09LRS Exchange MRF Wins 2024 NWRA Recycling Facility of the Year Award
Energy and Environment »
21.09Atlantic Tropical Weather Outlook
21.09Eastern North Pacific Tropical Weather Outlook
20.09Labelexpo Americas highlights, Maxcess announces acquisition and more
20.09September Cattle on Feed as expected
20.09USDA announces major investment in meat and poultry processing
20.09Atlantic Tropical Weather Outlook
20.09Eastern North Pacific Tropical Weather Outlook
20.09This weeks lesson: Weaning matters in the cattle market
More »