All of you activist should put your energy on helping to get our country out of the mess the last president put us in. Mr Trump will get this country turned around, we all need to worry about what this country will be in 10 to 20 years if things don’t change now.

I bet everyone of you activist were raised in rich families or you would be working or wanting to help improve this country not causing trouble, green house gasses has not been proven to cause the climate changes, you all need to know what ever God wants to happen will happen in due time. 

Everyone needs to put there energy in helping Trump correct the issues not fight against him.

Thanks, Daniel Tenney, Buckhannon, WV

From an Article by Jamison Cocklin, NGI News, November 9, 2016

Appalachia went red on Tuesday, not only helping Republicans take the White House and keep their grip on the U.S. Senate, but mostly endorsing candidates with pro-energy agendas and rejecting any effort to thwart the oil and gas industry.

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On the Democratic side, Pennsylvania elected Josh Shapiro as its next attorney general (AG). He campaigned to reform the office after the tumultuous tenure of former Democratic AG Kathleen Kane, who was sentenced to prison last month after being convicted of felony perjury charges and abuse of office for her role in leaking grand jury testimony to a Philadelphia newspaper.

Shapiro’s Republican challenger, John Rafferty, also preached reform but ran a campaign grounded more in the perception of stability. Kane had at times sparred with the oil and gas industry regarding hydraulic fracturing (fracking). Shapiro promised on his website to “ensure safe, clean drinking water by holding the oil and natural gas frackers accountable when they break the rules and pollute our drinking water, threatening our families’ health.”

For the sixth time since 2013, voters in Youngstown, OH, rejected a charter amendment that would have banned fracking and related activities in the city limits. The referendum was defeated 55-45%, but organizers pledged to keep pushing the issue.

In Waterville, OH, in the northwest part of the state, voters approved a community bill of rights banning natural gas infrastructure, which is aimed at preventing the Nexus Gas Transmission pipeline. Nexus would move Utica and Marcellus gas to markets in Michigan and Canada, but it’s unclear if the ban can hold up against a court challenge.

Source: http://www.naturalgasintel.com/articles/108394-appalachia-indirectly-endorses-energy-on-election-day

See also: http://www.FrackCheckWV.net