Posted on May 5, 2022
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In addition to a tornado warning —that had us eating supper in our basement at 6:00PM Tuesday evening— the third segment of this PBS Frontline documentary aired later that same evening. I recognized a couple powerful allies in the oil & gas air pollution… Continue Reading “‘The Power of Big Oil: Part 3 – Delay’”
Category: water pollutionTags: acrylonitrile, air pollution, brominated trihalomethanes, BTEX, chloroform, climate change, drilling, drilling waste, FLIR, fracking, global warming, Hickory Pa, Marcellus Shale, methane, Monongahela River, Mt Pleasant Township, natural gas, NORM, NOx, oil and gas, Pennsylvania, Pennsylvania renewables, Pittsburgh, radioactive shale, radioactive waste, shale gas, tapwater, TENORM, trihalomethanes, VOC, water buffalo, water wells
Posted on April 16, 2022
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The Environmental Health Project has just released its White Paper, “Pennsylvania’s Shale Gas Boom: How Policy Decisions Failed to Protect Public Health and What We Can Do to Correct It“ The Environmental Health Project recently presented its white paper at the Pennsylvania State Capitol… Continue Reading “Pennsylvania’s Shale Gas Boom – How Policy Decisions Failed”
Category: UncategorizedTags: BTEX, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, drill rig, EHP, Environmental Health Project, formaldehyde, fracking, Harrisburg, hydraulic fracturing, Marcellus Shale, methane, Pennsylvania, public health, shale gas, Washington County, Washington County Pennsylvania