Case Study: The Colbalt Gas Company

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Dear D.E.P The Colbalt Gas Company wants to drill at a dairy farm in Cooks forest state park, in Clarion county. The Clarion river runs right through Cooks Forest which could be affected by the shale. As a member of Clarion county I believe that that they should not drill here because it ruins the community and is bad for our health.

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