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The Macroproblem of Microplastics

The Macroproblem of Microplastics

by Eric de Place | Aug 3, 2020 | Blog Posts, Petrochemicals & Plastics

“Creating a lot of new feedstock and products for the kind of products we’re going to need in that bright, environmentally-healthy future.” That’s how Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolf described the Beaver County cracker project this July while defending his support for...
Top economists tell OH, PA, WV governors petrochemical boom is a non-starter

Top economists tell OH, PA, WV governors petrochemical boom is a non-starter

by Sean O'Leary | Jul 22, 2020 | Blog Posts, Petrochemicals & Plastics

The following public letter concerning economic development, the petrochemical industry, and the need for more viable and sustainable strategies was sent to the governors of Ohio, West Virginia, and Pennsylvania on June 15, 2020. See this background brief to learn...
Background brief: A letter to the governors

Background brief: A letter to the governors

by Sean O'Leary | Jul 21, 2020 | Blog Posts, Petrochemicals & Plastics

On June 15, 2020 a group of seven prominent economists and policy analysts from leading universities in Ohio, Pennsylvania, and West Virginia and a former Pennsylvania Secretary of Environmental Protection, wrote a public letter to the governors of the three states...
Tales of the Shale Crescent Part 1: “But They Have Studies!”

Tales of the Shale Crescent Part 1: “But They Have Studies!”

by Sean O'Leary | Jun 10, 2020 | Clean Energy, Petrochemicals & Plastics

My wife suggested that I title this, “Tales of The Shale Croissant” (… because, while it’s tasty to politicians, it’s mostly air and has almost no nutritional value). But, decorum requires otherwise, so “shale crescent” it is...
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