Western District Judge Charles Siragusa ruled that nine New York homeowners failed to prove the silt and methane that befouled their drinking water was caused by one of two gas wells drilled a half mile from their homes in Chemung County in 2010.
December 31, 2014 at 12:00 AM
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A federal judge has decided against nine New York homeowners who claimed their drinking water was contaminated by a natural gas well.
Western District Judge Charles Siragusa (See Profile) ruled from Rochester in Baker v. Anschutz Exploration, 11-cv-6119, that homeowners failed to prove the silt and methane that befouled their water was caused by one of two gas wells drilled a half mile from their homes in Chemung County in 2010.
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