By Stephen Love, Daily Kos, September 24, 2014
I first left my mother for extended periods of time in the Fall of 1964 when I entered kindergarten. I grew up …
I first left my mother for extended periods of time in the Fall of 1964 when I entered kindergarten. I grew up …
Leaks of fracking waste water from three impoundments in Washington County have contaminated soil and groundwater, …
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State environmental officials failed to adequately monitor Pennsylvania’s drinking-water supply …
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Health Impacts of …
For the past two years, News 8 has aired a series of stories of flames shooting from water …
An important first step to challenge what has become a wholesale give-away of Ohio to the drilling interests
A Franklin County …
From the Community Environmental Defense Council
Wondering if you missed anything while busy with the holidays? Well, the EPA was sure hoping you would! You may recall that the EPA has engaged in a number of flip-flops in its attempts …
Chesapeake Energy will pay $3.2 million in fines and spend $6.5 million on restoration …
An explosion of natural gas drilling in recent years …
Environmental Science and Technology, September 10, 2013
By Nathaniel R. Warner, Cidney A. Christie, Robert B. Jackson, and Avner Vengosh
Division of Earth and Ocean Sciences, Nicholas School of the Environment, Duke University, Durham, NC
Steve Horn on desmogblog.org posts on structural problems found in the Keystone XL pipeline only a few weeks before it is scheduled to start pumping bitumen — with its load of toxins — as reported by a Public Citizen report.…
It’s John Fenton’s story. It’s Scott Ely’s story. It’s Steve Lipsky’s story.
It doesn’t matter if the setting is Pavillion Wyoming, Dimock Pennsylvania or Parker County Texas, we’ve seen the same story …