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Scientists have found that fracking has had a "clear impact" to drinking water in Pavillion, Wyoming, according to a study published this week in the journal Environmental Science & Technology. In a report that Stanford researchers were calling a "wake-up call," they determined that natural gas extraction activities in the town, which included injecting chemicals such as benzene and xylene into the earth, had influenced the quality of the ground water.
Most Americans Like and want to drink fracked water. It is good for them. Do you know how many billion dollars were spent to achieve this?
Did you get permission to change your avatar?Most Americans Like and want to drink fracked water. It is good for them. Do you know how many billion dollars were spent to achieve this?
It's got what plants crave.
Plants hate humans. Plants are right.Most Americans Like and want to drink fracked water. It is good for them. Do you know how many billion dollars were spent to achieve this?
It's got what plants crave.
Did you get permission to change your avatar?Most Americans Like and want to drink fracked water. It is good for them. Do you know how many billion dollars were spent to achieve this?
It's got what plants crave.
take it up with the epa asshole
Sound good to me. Since it's your idea, you go first.good grief, what isn't water impacted by. lets just give up living
take it up with the epa asshole
As I live here in Wyoming the story is false. The EPA has retracted its statement citing they did not have the evidence to support the accusation and that the tests did not find fracking fluid contamination. The local EPA geek here lost his job over it.
