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Read the Fourth Quarter Newsletter to learn about: Governmental Affairs Upcoming Educational Programs News from the State Registration Board
Members -Renew your membership on-line by clicking on "Membership Registration" on the upper left. You can also click on "Login" on the lower left. You may be returned to this Homepage. You ARE logged-on, unless you receive an error message. Just click on Membership Registration. For Seminars, Courses, and other events, click on Continuing Education on the left. Announcements Critical Water Planning Areas The Draft Critical Area Resource Plan Guidance Document is now available for public comment. It was published in the PA Bulletin on Nov. 7, and will be available for comment until Dec. 7. Please use the link below to view the Draft Guidance Document: PA Bulletin announcement with instructions on how to submit comments: Geologists Complete Your ASBOG Surveys Tom Gillespie, P.G. and one of PA's representatives on the Association of State Boards of Geology (ASBOG), which develops the PG licensing exam, has informed PCPG that surveys regarding the exam have been sent to select PA Geologists. PA PGs were randomly selected to receive the survey via the U.S. Mail. The survey will be used in 2010 to analyze content domains for future ASBOG exams. Please complete your surveys and return them to ASBOG. Industrial Sites Reuse Funding Available Due to the slowdown in the economy, the typical backlog for Industrial Sites Reuse (ISR) funding from the Department of Community and Economic Development (DCED) has disappeared. Although the recent State Budget cut approximately $500,000 previously appropriated for environmental assessments under Act 4, money has been transferred from Growing Greener II to the ISR Fund. Additional Information. New On PCPG's Marcellus Web Page: Revisions to oil and gas permit fees published in PA Bulletin. PCPG Is On Face Book! View our Facebook Page or Become a Friend - Click on Icon Frequently Asked Questions We will try to answer your questions. See our FAQs Page.
Carbon Sequestration FAQ Sheet on Collection of Seismic Data to Support Carbon Sequestration Pennsylvania Topographic & Geologic Survey PowerPoint: Geologic Carbon Sequestration Opportunities in Pennsylvania
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