Updated July 7, 2026 When a gas company wants to place a water impoundment pond on a Pennsylvania landowner’s property, the request should be taken very seriously. A water impoundment pond is not a small or routine surface-use issue. These ponds may store large volumes of water for hydraulic fracturing and related natural gas development… Read more »
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Pennsylvania Temporary Water Line Agreements: What Landowners Should Know Before Signing
Updated July 13, 2026 When a gas company wants to install temporary above-ground water lines across a Pennsylvania landowner’s property, the request may sound simple. The company may explain that the water line is only temporary, that it will be removed after hydraulic fracturing operations, and that the line is needed to transport water to… Read more »
Pennsylvania Water Damage Claims After Oil and Gas Operations: What Landowners Should Know Before Signing Anything
Updated June 29, 2026 When gas company operations affect water on a Pennsylvania property, the issue can be far more serious than an ordinary surface-damage claim. Water is essential to a home, farm, business, livestock operation, recreational property, and long-term land value. If a private water well, spring, pond, stream, wet area, drainage feature, or… Read more »
