Benzene, toluene, ethylbenzene, and xylene (BTEX) may have endocrine disrupting properties at exposure levels below EPA safe levels by Ashley L. Bolden, Carol F. Kwiatkowski and […]
Governor Andrew Cuomo’s fracking ban may be more of a freeze By Scott Waldman, Capital, April 29, 2015 NYS DEC Commissioner Martens interview on Capitol Pressroom […]
For nearly 30 years, she studied the effects that chemicals used in the fossil fuel industry have on the endocrine system By Julie Dermansky, Desmog, December […]
Environmentalists challenge permits that result in dumping of toxic chemicals on tribal land By Elizabeth Shogren, High Country News, April 14, 2015 The Environmental Protection Agency […]
Disturbing correlation found between unusually high levels of radon gas in mostly residences and oil and gas production via fracking By Ariana Eunjung Cha, The Washington […]
A report on Frac-Sand Mining in West Central Wisconsin prepared for Wisconsin Farmers Union, Wisconsin Towns Association and the Institute for Agriculture and Trade Policy Executive […]
Over the last few years, Oklahoma has experienced an insane uptick in earthquakes. By Kevin Drum, Mother Jones, April 6, 2015 Over the last few years, […]
Tea Party leader promoting a Florida ballot initiative that would allow homeowners to sell power produced by rooftop solar By Diane Toomey, Environment 360, March 26, […]
Lawsuit alleges the company conspired with subsidiaries it formed to overcharge leaseholders By Terrie Morgan-Besecker, Scranton Times-Tribune, April 2, 2015 A federal judge has denied Chesapeake […]
The NY moratorium on fracking doesn’t allow energy companies to extend leases with landowners beyond the expiration dates in their contracts By Michael Virtanen, Associated Press, […]
Lack of reporting could cost PA government up to $0.75 – $1.85 billion over the expected life of these wells By Joel Gehman, Diego Mastroianni, Angela […]