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The DEP Sends a Message to the Shale Industry With Record Fine For Range Resources

Published September 19, 2014 at 3:54 PM EDT

The Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection announced it has signed a consent order and agreement with Range Resources for violations at six of its impoundments in Washington County. The $4.15 million fine is the largest ever brought against a company in the Marcellus Shale era. We'll be joined by DEP spokesman John Poister.

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