CNBC: Sunoco pipeline spills at least 55,000 gallons into water, threatening PA drinking supply

[MindWars]

Communities downstream from Williamsport that take their drinking water from the Susquehanna River have been alerted there could be gasoline in the stream.



I constantly watch my disaster map and I don't think people realize how much oil, gas, chemicals in general have been spilled into our water supply and or the Ocean, It is amazing our water is even drinkable.
Everyday it seems there is some chemical spill, oil spill right into our water.

Here is another incident
CNBC: Sunoco pipeline spills at least 55,000 gallons into water, threatening PA drinking supply


CNBC: Sunoco pipeline spills at least 55,000 gallons into water, threatening PA drinking supply | Health Nut News

 

[konradv]

And yet many people still think fracking is a good idea.

 

[RoshawnMarkwees]

And yet many people still think fracking is a good idea.

If not for Obama, fracking would be moot.

 

[theHawk]

Gasoline and water don't mix, and they are very easy to separate. It won't ever get through any water treatment plant so it will never be in any drinking water. But don't let that stop you progressive turds from trying to scare the public and use fear to stir up hatred of "big oil" and "oil pipelines".

 

[Muhammed]

And yet many people still think fracking is a good idea.

What the fuck does this have to do with fracking, jackass.

 

[pwjohn]

Gasoline and water don't mix, and they are very easy to separate. It won't ever get through any water treatment plant so it will never be in any drinking water. But don't let that stop you progressive turds from trying to scare the public and use fear to stir up hatred of "big oil" and "oil pipelines".

That's not entirely true. The gasoline & water thing, that is. We tried our own little experiment using quart sized clear glass jars filled with various quantities of water and lesser amounts, equal amounts and more amounts of jet-a, diesel #2 and gasoline. No attempt was made to mix or blend the product with the water content. And in every case the product mixed with the water. There was never a visible line of separation between the water & product.

There was a good reason why we performed the many experiments, nearly a hundred total. Even though we knew before starting the experiments, what the results would be.

 

[RoshawnMarkwees]

Gasoline and water don't mix, and they are very easy to separate. It won't ever get through any water treatment plant so it will never be in any drinking water. But don't let that stop you progressive turds from trying to scare the public and use fear to stir up hatred of "big oil" and "oil pipelines".

That's not entirely true. The gasoline & water thing, that is. We tried our own little experiment using quart sized clear glass jars filled with various quantities of water and lesser amounts, equal amounts and more amounts of jet-a, diesel #2 and gasoline. No attempt was made to mix or blend the product with the water content. And in every case the product mixed with the water. There was never a visible line of separation between the water & product.

There was a good reason why we performed the many experiments, nearly a hundred total. Even though we knew before starting the experiments, what the results would be.

In West Virginia they do that when they run out of liquor.

 

[pwjohn]

Gasoline and water don't mix, and they are very easy to separate. It won't ever get through any water treatment plant so it will never be in any drinking water. But don't let that stop you progressive turds from trying to scare the public and use fear to stir up hatred of "big oil" and "oil pipelines".

That's not entirely true. The gasoline & water thing, that is. We tried our own little experiment using quart sized clear glass jars filled with various quantities of water and lesser amounts, equal amounts and more amounts of jet-a, diesel #2 and gasoline. No attempt was made to mix or blend the product with the water content. And in every case the product mixed with the water. There was never a visible line of separation between the water & product.

There was a good reason why we performed the many experiments, nearly a hundred total. Even though we knew before starting the experiments, what the results would be.

In West Virginia they do that when they run out of liquor.

All light products refined from crude oil is in fact a distillate.