Above is the video of the full informational hearing for the Delaware River Basin Commission held by the House Environmental Resources and Energy Committee. I have provided the times during the video where present testifiers offered their testimonies to our committee.
7 min. 15 sec.: Thomas J. Shepstone, principal of Shepstone Management Company.
21 min. 50 sec.: Christopher Nester, Overstreet & Nester LLC.
38 min. 10 sec.: Ned Lang, vice president of PA Septic Management Association.

On Wednesday, March 20, I gave the opening statement during the House Environmental Resources and Energy Informational Hearing regarding the Delaware River Basin Commission and how the Commission’s oversight affects those in the Basin versus the rest of the Commonwealth. I also engaged in questioning the testifiers who came before the committee for this hearing.

On Wednesday, March 6, I questioned the Office of the Budget Secretary Jen Swails about outside entities embedding workers in PA state agencies.

During recent appropriations hearings, I questioned Auditor General Eugene DePasquale on the audits his office conducted on PA’s two river basin commissions.

Department of Environmental Protection Secretary Patrick McDonnell provided me and the rest of the House Appropriations Committee some insight as to how the use of natural gas has improved our air quality here in the Commonwealth.

Pa. State Rep. Jonathan Fritz argues in favor of House Resolution 515 which would allow natural gas drilling in the Delaware River Basin.