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Citizens to Protect the Ambridge Reservoir (CAPR) works to protect this pristine source of drinking water and prevent the construction of the Falcon Pipeline and other oil and gas operations related to the Shell petrochemical facility.

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Fighting Petrochemical Industry Buildout

Residents of SWPA are fighting a David vs. Goliath battle against the petrochemical industry in our region and beyond to Ohio and West Virginia. The Appalachian Basin is facing massive growth of this highly polluting fossil fuel industry from the Shell cracker plant in Beaver, Pa., to pipelines, compressor stations, drilling operations, wellpads, a storage hub and truck traffic.  This industry will push our planet over the edge on climate change, making it absolutely impossible to meet Paris Accord Climate Goals.

 

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Bob Schmetzer
Beaver, Sewickley and Sewickley Valley

Bob Schmetzer

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Terrie Baumgartner
Beaver

Terrie Baumgartner

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Ambridge In The News

  • Wednesday, July 20, 2022
  • Pittsburgh City Paper

Banner hung from Beaver County bridge denounces Shell cracker plant

  • Tuesday, July 5, 2022
  • CBS - KDKA-TV

KDKA Investigates: Will Shell’s cracker plant be an economic boom or environmental bust?

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