The Donald Trump Coal Plan Vs. The Donald Trump Fracking Plan
Donald Trump is a huge fan of coal jobs and an even huger fan of natural gas fracking, one of them will lose and it probably won’t be fracking.
Donald Trump is a huge fan of coal jobs and an even huger fan of natural gas fracking, one of them will lose and it probably won’t be fracking.
Josh Fox’s Oscar-nominated and Emmy-winning film Gasland was ahead of its time. The documentary not only woke the world up to fracking’s risks, it also sparked a social movement that led New York state to ban natural gas drilling. That’s why I was so excited to see his new film, How to … [continued]
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Fracking operations could be next in line for surveillance after NASA’s 16-year-old EO-1 satellite tracks methane leak from Aliso Canyon facility.
Proof of the hazardous, risky, severe results from fracking grows. Local communities are at serious risk from the process of fracking. A new report, Fracking by the Numbers, states: “The combination of two technologies—hydraulic fracturing and horizontal drilling—has enabled the oil and gas industry to engage to unlock oil and gas in underground rock … [continued]
The Koch funded lobbying network is already pushing back against a new fracking lawsuit that seeks to tighten up handling and waste disposal regulations.
A few months ago, we wrote about Republican millionaire Jay Faison’s apparent attempt to bring some sanity to Republican politics and push for solutions to global warming. It’s nice to see another person in the party has woken up to the threat of global warming enough that he is trying to jolt … [continued]
Many have long speculated about fracking and its possible negative impact on drinking water. Recent research released today from Stanford scientists finds for the first time that fracking operations near Pavillion, Wyoming have had a clear impact on underground sources of drinking water. The research paints a picture of unsafe practices, … [continued]
The fracking industry loses a huge legal battle in Dimock, Pennsylvania with a $4.24 million jury verdict related to drinking water contamination.
The massive California natural gas leak is just the latest and most dramatic in a series of episodes that has undermined the gas industry’s “clean” image.