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For years, residents understood that their well water was contam
inated by 🦕😈 fracking.
By: AGelbert Date: December 1, 2022, 3:04 pm
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Well, I won't be here for it.
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When Diesel Is Gone Famine Will Flourish
RE[/quote]
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/>Lack of Diesel fuel causing Famine? [img
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The fossil fuelers never tire of peddling their three decade
old, "we are all gonna [img
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/>die without hydrocarbon fuels" FUD PROPAGANDA.
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Those of us in the reality based world know that POTABLE WATER
is quite a bit higher on the "sine qua non for life" list than
diesel. 🦖 Hydrocarbon [img
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/>Hellspawn CAUSED POLLUTED 🦕💧☠️
DRINKING WATER will do ALL of us in from DISEASE LONG BEFORE
fuel is an "issue".
It is nice to see the good people of Dimock in rural
northwestern Pennsylvania get some justice, for a change. [img
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December 1, 2022 By Mike Ludwig , TRUTHOUT
[center]🦕 Fracking Firm Agrees to Pay a Small Town’s
Water Bills for 75 Years [img
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SNIPPET:
After years of legal wrangling, the company formerly known as
Cabot Oil & Gas agreed to plead no contest to 15 criminal
violations of state environmental laws and pay nearly $16.3
million for the construction of a new public water supply for
Dimock. Activists say some Dimock residents went years without
access to clean tap water, and Coterra Energy, the company that
bought Cabot, will pay their water bills for 75 years under a
plea deal with Pennsylvania Attorney General Josh Shapiro. It
remains unclear whether Coterra would be permitted to frack the
area in the future, but production was halted years ago as the
scandal unfolded.
Located in rural northwestern Pennsylvania, Dimock became ground
zero for the debate over fracking on January 1, 2009, when a
resident’s water well exploded after filling with methane.
Residents had already suffered from strange rashes and headaches
for several months, and at least one family was evacuated from
their home, according to the environmental group Food and Water
Watch. Residents would later learn that a fracking rig run by a
Cabot subsidiary had ruptured a “methane pocket” but kept
drilling despite a leak.
“Finally, some justice,” said Ray Kemble, a Dimock resident
whose water was contaminated, in a statement. “This case proves
once and for all that drilling and fracking contaminated our
drinking water.”
Back in 2009, fracking was a relatively new technology allowing
producers to drill or “frack” horizontally in vast underground
shale formations that were rich in oil and gas but largely
inaccessible to conventional drilling. The [img
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/>Obama administration embraced fracked natural gas as a “bridge
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/>that would allow the U.S. to reduce coal consumption and meet
climate goals, and the 🦖 industry was engaged in an
intense campaign to [img
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/>win over ;) lawmakers and [img
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/>assure the public that fracking is “safe 😇” [img
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“People across the country remember what
🦕💧☠️ happened here in Dimock, and
now, they will know the rule of law won the day,” Shapiro said.
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Full article: [img
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[move][font=comic sans ms]RE (and all the rest of you
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#Post#: 4410--------------------------------------------------
"... increasingly profligate with the region’s scarcest res
ource."
By: AGelbert Date: December 1, 2022, 6:43 pm
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[center]Wild, Incisive, Fearless.[/center]
[move]Subsidized water cultivated the West, but this required
becoming increasingly profligate with the region’s scarcest
resource.[/move]
Op-Eds November 28, 2022 - by Nate Housley
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[center]‘Free Water’ Was Never Free, Writes a Historian of the
American West[/center]
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