About the Program
Our Energy and Environment program conducts research on the way energy extraction and production impact the health and quality of the natural environment.
Recent Work
Stay tuned for more information on our specific research projects in the Energy and Environment program. We will be adding information as we build out our brand new website. Below are selected highlights from our latest work.
Related Work
News from PSE May 7, 2018
PSE Energy Quarterly | Spring 2018
PSE Blog May 6, 2018
Lax definitions means lax protection when it comes to protecting groundwater
News from PSE March 15, 2018
Shonkoff appointed to state panel overseeing Underground Injection Control regulatory program
News from PSE March 5, 2018
Inadequate state oil and gas regulations threaten groundwater resources, study finds
Press Release March 5, 2018
Inadequate state oil and gas regulations threaten groundwater resources, study finds
Peer-Reviewed Publications March 5, 2018
The Need to Protect Fresh and Brackish Groundwater Resources During Unconventional Oil and Gas Development
News from PSE October 3, 2017
PSE Energy Quarterly | Fall 2017
PSE in the Media February 20, 2017
Fossil fuels foe calls proposed pipelines ‘climate disasters’
Citing PSE study data, an organization that describes its mission as exposing the true costs of fossil fuels contends that two proposed pipelines “would together contribute as much greenhouse gas pollution as 45 coal-fired power plants.”
PSE in the Media January 28, 2017
Warning: Noise from fracking can seriously damage your health
PSE in the Media January 25, 2017
Gas production worries environmentalists
Article cites PSE-authored research report, including a quote by report author Renee Santoro, showing the climate impacts of new development on the Pennsylvania portion of the Marcellus Shale.
Technical Reports January 18, 2017
Greenhouse Gas Emissions Associated with Future Marcellus Shale Development