Ithaca Journal

Dunbar Road compression station in Windsor.
(Photo: ANDREW THAYER / Staff Photo)

When mapped, they look like highways cutting across upstate New York, connecting Albany to areas near Binghamton, Elmira, Ithaca and the Pennsylvania state line.

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NY FRACKING: Did state come close to saying OK?

New York Sen. Dean Skelos, left, and his son. Adam, arrive to court on Nov. 17.
(Photo: Associated Press)

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The Promise of Fracking - Pt. 3 - Impact on New York

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The Promise of Fracking - Pt. 2 - The Environment - Lessons from Pennsylvania

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The Promise of Fracking - Pt. 1

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EPA's dismissal of LSC changes draws fire

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The battle over fracking in New York may not be over

ALBANY – When Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s administration first said it would ban large-scale hydraulic fracturing, it was hailed as a victory for vocal environmentalists and fracking opponents and a stunning defeat for the natural-gas industry.