Mr. John Quigley

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  John Quigley: (717) 772-9087 Director, Office of Legislation and Stategic Initiatives
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  John Quigley: (717) 772-9087 Director

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  John Quigley, DCNR's director of legislation and strategic initiatives, said the Game Commission guidelines are a good starting point and, if necessary, can be adjusted to meet the needs of those who want wind power development on state lands.He added that any wind development proposals also would go through an environmental review process, similar to that now applied to oil and gas leases.
  
  "There's a lot we don't know about wind and wildlife interactions and we've developed a strategic research agenda so we can get better information," Mr. Quigley said.

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  Special awards are being given to Secretary Michael DiBerardinis and John Quigley of the Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources for their leadership in the Pennsylvania Wind and Wildlife Collaborative, helping to build a consensus process to develop wind energy in an environmentally responsible manner.

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  "There is no one single solution," said John Quigley, the conservation department's director of legislation and strategic initiatives.

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  "Coal is with us and will be part of the energy mix for the foreseeable future, but if we want to avoid frying the planet, we're going to have to do something about controlling carbon emissions," said John Quigley, DCNR chief of staff.
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  Mr. Quigley said using public land to sequester carbon collected from utilities and industries and public financing to support a pilot carbon sequestration project could put the state in position to benefit economically from efforts to reduce carbon emissions by 80 percent by 2050 -- the minimum amount needed to reduce the impacts of climate change.
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  Mr. Quigley said no specific site for either construction of a demonstration carbon capture facility or the sequestration of the carbon that would be collected has been identified.Any decision to allow sequestration of carbon on public lands is probably years away, and, he said, would require legislative approval.
  
  "This is the first step in a long journey for Pennsylvania and the country to make changes in how we use energy," Mr. Quigley said.
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  "We hope this is the start of a long conservation whose outcome will impact how we generate energy over the next 100 years," Mr. Quigley said.

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  "There is no one single solution," said John Quigley, the conservation department's director of legislation and strategic initiatives.
  
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  Published on: 2/25/2008    Last Visited: 4/25/2008  

  The state's massive network of underground mines and wells means Pennsylvania could play a key role in carbon sequestering, said John Quigley, director of strategic initiatives at the Department of Conservation and Natural Resources, or DCNR.
  
  State officials have formed a task force , the Carbon Management Advisory Group , to determine how Pennsylvania's natural resources could help combat global warming.
  
  Quigley and other state officials assume carbon dioxide will become regulated under the next presidential administration.
  
  "The world is going to change under carbon regulation," Quigley said."We are looking at the state's resources through a carbon lens."
  
  The move is part environmental and part economic.
  
  In theory, if companies are forced to make substantial reductions in their carbon emissions, capturing the gases and storing them underground could be a long-term solution, Quigley said.
  
  And if Pennsylvania has mapped the locations of unused mines and gas wells and documents their storage capacity before that happens, the state could attract businesses looking to ditch their carbon, Quigley said.

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  Published on: 3/2/2008    Last Visited: 3/3/2008  

  Perhaps former Hazleton mayor John Quigley puts it best.
  
  "She is kind of the anti-politician," Quigley said.
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  Now serving her fourth term on the council, Graham became involved in politics and council because two Hazleton mayors inspired her enough to do so , Quigley, a Democrat, and Barletta, a Republican.
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  According to two friends of Graham, Quigley and Joe Yannuzzi, the council president, there are other private benefactors of the Grahams' wealth that will probably continue to be a secret.
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  "No matter how long the list of her accomplishments is, there are things that no one will ever know," Quigley said.

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  Contact: John Quigley, (717) 772-9087

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  The agreement stipulates that James Joseph, who served as police chief under former Mayor John Quigley from 1988 to 1996, would receive a $35,003.32 severance package in four equal installments over four years beginning this July, but the package would not be used in calculating his pension.

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