An Energy Boom in Western Pennsylvania

New York Times: From his farm nestled far from the big cities, in the wooded hills above the Monongahela and Cheat Rivers, David Headley has not heard much about the battles in Washington over regulations that Republicans say are stifling a domestic energy revolution. At the ground level of that revolution Mr. Headley, a 53-year-old former body shop owner and unemployed bus driver, does not see any regulations at all. For three years, he and his wife, Linda, have wrestled with the land men, natural gas drillers......

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