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Stories and images from the Hands Across Riverdale defense.
4.24.13 Dear Sandra, I hope my letter finds you, and finds you well. I have followed and, where I could, photographed and documented the defense of Lake Seneca against those whom I have called the industrializing profiteers of the extreme extraction corporations, Inergy in this case. While my temptation is to draft a scorching analysis, I...
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Beaver Run reservoir is the source of drinking water for 150,000 people. CNX/Consol has as many as twelve fracked well pads on the hills the surround Beaver Run. Reported in 2011 by Truthout: “But the gas operations were hardly a secret. Besides being visible by air, records obtained by SolveClimate News in response...
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Posted to Bloomsburg University faculty as if it were simply one more grant opportunity, The Center for Rural Pennsylvania–effectively an agent of Governor Corbett’s mission to sell off Pennsylvania to the natural gas extraction industries–offers BU professors the following: The Center for Rural Pennsylvania(http://www.rural.palegislature.us/ ) is interested in working with faculty to study the...
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Press Release from the Governor’s Office: Governor Tom Corbett today announced that Department of Environmental Protection Secretary Mike Krancer will step down April 15 to return home to Montgomery County to practice law. “Secretary Krancer has been an invaluable member of our team and I am grateful for his service,’’ Corbett said. “His impressive...
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1. The Magical Thinking of Richard Kinder-Stiltskin: Resources versus Reserves If ever an extraction corporation epitomized the spirit of 16th century philosopher Francis Bacon, it is surely Kinder Morgan Energy Partners (KMEP). But this isn’t merely because their record of fossil fuel transport and export rivals the company from which KMEP derives its major players—ENRON—for...
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Editor’s note: The amazing Wendy Lee. Wendy has been with Raging Chicken Press right from the start. Any reader of “the Chicken” knows of Wendy’s fearless and unyielding work to stop the fracking industry. I can think of no one who better represents the spirit of what we set out to do when we...
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Editor’s Note: The following video is from Jay Wilcox of Urban Disaster Records. In his latest video, Jay Wilcox features Samantha Brown an 18 year old resident of Beaver County. In the video, Samantha talks about how fracking is affecting the younger children in the area, and she shares her worries with having frack-wells surrounding her community.
For more “From the Frontlines” videos please click here:
From the Front Lines: Cuomo, Fracking, Corruption and Lies
From the Frontlines: Meet the Mannings, Another Family Fracked in Shale Country
From the Frontlines: Need Separation Between Frack and State
Editors note: This is our latest installment of Jay Wilcox’s “From the Frontlines” video series. Jay has been travelling all around the Shale Country to expose how fracking destroys communities. In the latest episode, he follows around Vera Scroggins and Craig Stevens. In this video Vera tries to go to a meeting but is denied access by former DEP Spokewoman turned Natural Gas Spinmaster Helen Humphrey’s. Helen worked under former DEP Secretary John Hanger. Vera and Craig were unable to get into the meeting and find out why.
For more “From the Frontlines” videos please click here:
From the Front Lines: Cuomo, Fracking, Corruption and Lies
From the Frontlines: Meet the Mannings, Another Family Fracked in Shale Country
From the Frontlines: Need Separation Between Frack and State
From the Front Lines: Wyalusing Frack Sand
Editors note: We are glad to present another video from Jay Wilcox’s “From the Front Lines” Series. This video looks at the natural gas lobbyists inside the Cuomo administration. Need we say more? For more of Jay’s video’s please click on the links below. From the Front Lines: Dimock Water Good Enough for Residents...
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Editors Note: In our latest installment of Jay Wilcox’s “From the Front Lines” we bring you Ray Kimble from Dimock PA. Ray Kimble is a resident in Shale Country, former truck driver for the natural gas industry, signed a lease, had his well water contaminated by Range Resources and is now an outspoken activist against the industry. In the video, Ray is a straight talker and uses “colorful language” to explain his meetings with toxicologists and EPA officials. Ray and others were told that his water was safe to drink by these officials, so he decided to offer them a swig of some good ol’ Dimock Pale Ale. When seeing the color of his well water, the toxicologist and EPA official declined to drink the water. We’ll leave it here and let you watch the rest of the video.
For more of Jay’s series, please click on the following links:
From the Frontlines: Meet the Mannings, Another Family Fracked in Shale Country
From the Frontlines: Need Separation Between Frack and State
From the Front Lines: Wyalusing Frack Sand
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