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November 23, 2011

From Bath, England to Bath, New York Gas Drilling Is Fracking Up Our Planet

by Theodora Filis, UK Progressive, UK - Oil and gas are the only two industries which are allowed by the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to inject hazardous materials either directly into or near drinking water supplies, unchecked, with no monitoring by the EPA, at all. How has this been allowed to happen?

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