#Fracking #Wastewater Is #Cancer-Causing, #NewStudy #Confirms

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Sayer Ji, Founder

The fracking industry likes to call its product "natural gas," but the natural consequence of its activity is the production of billions of gallons of cancer-causing wastewater.

A new study published in Toxicology and Applied Pharmacology titled, "Malignant human cell transformation of Marcellus Shale gas drilling flow back water," is the first study of its kind to confirm widely held suspicions concerning the carcinogenicity of fracking pollution.

The new collaborative study was conducted by scientists at esteemed institutions in both the U.S. and China and found that so-called "flow back" fracking wastewater induced malignant changes in human bronchial epithelial cells consistent with the cancerous phenotype. The same fracking wastewater was

#EPA #Delivers #Toxic #Oil

EPA delivers Toxic Oil / Fracking water tanks to Navajo Indians for PUBLIC USE 

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This is insane.

The Environmental Protection Agency caused a toxic water spill into the Animas river, which feeds the Navajo Indian Nation with water.

The spill was blamed on an “old Gold mine” which somehow had toxic water released by the EPA during an inspection of a well / mine location.

When the EPA did their inspection of this supposed “Gold King Mine”, they somehow released millions of gallons of toxic water into the Animas river. The toxic spill thus cut off the water supply to the people down stream. 

Being that the EPA was responsible for the release of the toxic water, they are responsible for getting fresh water to the people cut off further down the river.

The American Indian Navajo Nation trusted the EPA / US Government would do the right thing — that the

This #Land Was #Made for #You and #Me … And #Fracking ?

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Please relate the events and circumstances of this article to the shires and counties across the length and breadth of England’s green and pleasant lands, to farmlands towns, villages, and beauty spots near you. Write to your councillor and your MP. This is neither a one man campaign nor a crusade but a must for everyone to defend their home and land from foreign intrusion detrimental to natural resources, amenities, and most of all the health and well-being of all. Gordon.

Lauren Petrie, Food & Water Watch

For most people, the image of a fracking rig is probably not the first thing that comes to mind when they think about public lands. In Colorado, we think of rushing rivers, majestic mountains, colorful wildflowers, and fish and wildlife. But a new Bureau of Land Management (BLM) Resource Management Plan (RMP) could open nearly 7 million acres of BLM-managed federal mineral estate in eastern Colorado to fracking—with little input or oversight from the very Colorado residents who stand to lose the most if the BLM allows the extreme oil and gas extraction process on these lands. If the agency’s plans for Colorado follow a pattern that’ splayed out in RMPs elsewhere in the western U.S., fracking is most assuredly on the table.

 

A new plan from the Bureau of Land Management could open nearly 7 million acres of public land in eastern Colorado to fracking. Photo credit: Shutterstock

This week in Colorado, the BLM launched a scoping process—a “big picture” project evaluation designed to inform the public and solicit feedback before the agency drafts the RMP for Colorado’s Front Range. Sadly, BLM’s public process seems fatally flawed from the start.

The seven scheduled hearings are far removed from the majority of Coloradans who will be affected by the new plans. For example, the BLM failed to schedule a scoping hearing in Denver, the state’s most