Aug 16, 2015
Anti-fracking activists say the darndest things and they always think they’re winning the debate. But if you find yourself debating an anti-fracking activist, don’t worry if you get frustrated: it happens to everyone.
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Anti-fracking activists say the darndest things and they always think they’re winning the debate. But if you find yourself debating an anti-fracking activist, don’t worry if you get frustrated: it happens to everyone.
Josh Fox + Nahko Bear warm up before the set at MAYfest - Cold Spring, NY 5.23.15
Photo by Stephen Canino
The EPA’s Toxic Release Inventory has been around for several years — it’s a federal law that requires industrial operators to make public a list of the toxic or potential harmful chemicals that they release each year.
The gas drilling industry though is exempt from this and, in what could be a national twist in the hydrofracking debate, a group of environmental activists is petitioning the Environmental Protection Agency to include gas drilling on their list of activities that has to make public their emissions.
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