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At the end of 2012, Raging Chicken Press launched a new membership campaign to help support and expand our work. We’ve grown rapidly since we launched in July 2011 and we continue to look for ways to expand our reach and help stitch together a progressive media infrastructure in Pennsylvania and beyond. We take...
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Please sign the following petition on CREDO’s website. We are trying to force MSNBC to disclose Ed Rendell’s ties with Fix the Debt – the billionaire, bankster funded front group that is attacking the Social Security and Medicare programs. Disclose Fix-the-Debt co-chair Ed Rendell’s conflicts of interest due to his position as a co-chair for...
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José Lara just wanted a job. A company working in the natural gas fields needed a man to power wash wastewater tanks. Clean off the debris. Make them shining again. And so José Lara became a power washer for the Rain for Rent Co. “The chemicals, the smell was so bad. Once I got out,...
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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
You have to wonder whether Sunbury mayor, Dave Persing, really has any very good idea—or even a glimmer of moral compass—about what might be involved in the Clean Harbors construction of a Marcellus Shale Waste Processing Facility smack-dab in the middle of that small city. Planned for the long-idled and stunning eyesore, the Knight-Celotex...
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Why Philosophy Matters to Fracking: The Past is the Future Long ago the foresightful German philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche argued that human beings were the sorts of creatures who, in the quest to advance their own self-aggrandizing interests, were compelled to forget acts of violence willingly committed to those ends. And not only acts of...
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Last fall when I attended Shale Gas Outrage, I had the opportunity to go to the press conference before the demonstration and listen to those who have been affected by fracking. One of the people who spoke at the press conference was Carol French, a dairy farmer from Bradford County who has lost many cows due...
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Editors Note: We are happy to share another well produced video by activist journalist Jay Wilcox from Urban Disaster Records. In the first video we published from Mr. Wilcox, we witnessed a silica sand dumping station just yards away from a local public school, and as you can see in the video, sand from...
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Editor’s Note: Normally, I would list this post in our series on fracking, “Frack That!” However, I wanted to put this on the front page for a couple of reasons. First, I want to thank the founder and editor of WhoWhatWhy, Russ Baker for sending this story to us – this article is re-posted...
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