Cabot Oil and Gas Corp

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-In September, 2008, Houston, Texas-based '''Cabot Oil and Gas Corp.''' was reported to be actively drilling in Susquehanna County, Pennsylvania. It paid a fine to the Susquehanna River Basin Commission of $375,000 for not complying with limits on water withdrawal for wells in Dimock and Springville townships.+In September, 2008, Houston, Texas-based '''Cabot Oil and Gas Corp.''' was reported to be actively drilling in Susquehanna County, Pennsylvania. It paid a fine to the Susquehanna River Basin Commission of $375,000 for not complying with limits on water withdrawal for wells in Dimock and Springville townships. As of this date, a dozen well pads have been set up.
Cabot has also been reported active in Sullivan County, New York where there is a reservoir that contributes to New York City's drinking water supply. Cabot has also been reported active in Sullivan County, New York where there is a reservoir that contributes to New York City's drinking water supply.

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In September, 2008, Houston, Texas-based Cabot Oil and Gas Corp. was reported to be actively drilling in Susquehanna County, Pennsylvania. It paid a fine to the Susquehanna River Basin Commission of $375,000 for not complying with limits on water withdrawal for wells in Dimock and Springville townships. As of this date, a dozen well pads have been set up.

Cabot has also been reported active in Sullivan County, New York where there is a reservoir that contributes to New York City's drinking water supply.

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