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Shale roads: How gas producers handle the wear and tear

by David Beard, The Dominion Post
December 15, 2019
in Energy, Latest News
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Shale roads: How gas producers handle the wear and tear

A truck driver steps down from his rig during Antero’s repaving of Sellers Road in Tyler County.

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MORGANTOWN -- It’s early November and a mini-parade of heavy equipment is churning up Sellers Road in Tyler County. The
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