Extracting oil and gas from its parks could be lucrative for state coffers.
Hosak's Cave at Ohio's Salt Fork State Park near Cambridge. COLUMBUS, Ohio – The letter to Terri Sabo seemed harmless enough.
But Sabo is worried about the other consequences. Gas drilling, she figures, means wastewater trucks going in and out, tearing up the roads as they haul industrial byproduct of hydraulic fracturing, or “fracking.” She also mentioned “flaring” – the occassional burning of excess natural gas at the point of extraction.
It’s unclear how quickly that might begin. Companies and government officials tend to keep prospective projects under wraps to protect negotiations.State Rep. Adam Holmes, a Republican from Nashport, and Norm Blanchard, director of the Cambridge-Guernsey County Community Improvement Corp., said DeWine denied Encino a permit to drill.
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