PA DEP Approves Wastewater Injection Well in Clearfield County
It takes a loooooong time to get a wastewater injection well approved and then up and running in Pennsylvania. Maybe that's way there are less than a dozen of them in the entire state. In February 2014, the federal Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) gave a "final" approval to Windfall Oil and Gas to drill a wastewater injection well near Dubois (Clearfield County), PA (see New Wastewater Injection Well Approved in Clearfield County, PA). But then antis threw a fit and the EPA decided to withdraw their approval in May 2014 (see EPA Issues “Final” Permit for PA Injection Well, Then Rescinds It). Somewhere along the way the EPA got its head straight and approved the permit again, and now, so too has the PA State Dept. of Environmental Protection (DEP). Last week the DEP gave its approval for the Winfall Zelman #1 injection well, located in Brady Township...
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