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"Morality cannot be legislated but behavior can be regulated. Judicial decrees may not change the heart, but they can restrain the heartless." –Martin Luther King, Jr.
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"Morality cannot be legislated but behavior can be regulated. Judicial decrees may not change the heart, but they can restrain the heartless." –Martin Luther King, Jr.
FACTOID
According to a recent study, conducted by the Environmental Working Group (EWG), just one drilling site deploys harmful chemicals sufficient "to contaminate more than 100 billion gallons of drinking water to unsafe levels ... more than 10 times as much water as the entire state of New York uses in a single day."
KEEP OUR DEMOCRACY MEANINGFUL! SPEAK UP! WRITE TO YOUR ELECTED OFFICIALS!
HERE'S HOW TO CONTACT THE EPA WITH YOUR ENVIRONMENTAL CONCERNS:
Region 3, the Mid-Atlantic Region, serving Delaware, Maryland, Pennsylvania, Virginia and West Virginia, contact:
US EPA Region 3
Phone: 215-814-5445
Email: johnson.karend@epa.gov
Mailing Address: 1650 Arch St
Philadelphia, PA 19103
Region 2, serving New York, New Jersey, Puerto Rico, US Virgin Islands and Seven Tribal Nations, contact:
US EPA Region 2
Mary Mears (212) 637-3673
Email: mears.mary@epa.gov
Elias Rodriguez (212) 637-3664
Email: rodriguez.elias@epa.gov
Mailing Address: 290 Broadway
New York, New York 10007-1866
US EPA Region 3
Phone: 215-814-5445
Email: johnson.karend@epa.gov
Mailing Address: 1650 Arch St
Philadelphia, PA 19103
Region 2, serving New York, New Jersey, Puerto Rico, US Virgin Islands and Seven Tribal Nations, contact:
US EPA Region 2
Mary Mears (212) 637-3673
Email: mears.mary@epa.gov
Elias Rodriguez (212) 637-3664
Email: rodriguez.elias@epa.gov
Mailing Address: 290 Broadway
New York, New York 10007-1866
DEP HOTLINE FOR ENVIRONMENTAL - DRILLING CONCERNS IN BRADFORD COUNTY, PA
To report an incident or complaint to the DEP (if you live in Bradford County) the contact person is:
DENNY WRIGHT
(570) 327-3636
or,
JOHN RYDER
(in charge of water quality)
(570) 327-0533
DENNY WRIGHT
(570) 327-3636
or,
JOHN RYDER
(in charge of water quality)
(570) 327-0533
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- Gas drilling critics welcome move by U.S. regulato...
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- SPEAK UP FOR H.R. 7231 TODAY!
- Gas wells on DuBois' reservoir watershed?
- Pennsylvania DEP secretary answers complaints
- DEMAND ACCOUNTABILITY!
- USGS report drills into Marcellus Shale concerns
- Obama's Expensive Energy Economy Is Totally Unnece...
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SIGN THE PETITION TO STOP DRILLING IN OUR NATIONAL PARKS!
Target: National Parks Service
The National Park Service has a major opportunity to close a set of thirty-year-old loopholes, which currently exempt more than half of all oil and gas wells from regulation.
This opportunity is especially urgent now that a huge natural gas boom has been found on the Marcellus Shale in the northeast, which could threaten dozens of units of the national park system if the Service does not act.
These parks include iconic landscapes, like the Gettysburg battlefield, the Flight 93 national memorial, the Delaware Water Gap, and the Appalachian Trail. By modernizing its regulations now, the Service can best protect the units of the national park system by setting the gold standard for oil and gas regulation.
PENNSYLVANIANS! SIGN THE PETITION AGAINST GAS DRILLING NOW!
To: Pennsylvania House of Representatives and Senate
We the people of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania call for a complete moratorium of all natural gas and oil drilling activities, including exploration, until a time when the processes involved do not affect the environment (including land, air and water) and the health of the population in any negative manner what so ever.
Sincerely,
Sign the Coalition Letter Requesting Gov. Paterson to withdraw the DEC's dSGEIS for Oil & Gas Mining
SIGN THE PETITION TO BAN NAT GAS DRILLING IN NEW YORK STATE!
You don't have to be a New Yorker...
Add your voice in opposition to TOXIC hydraulic fracturing everywhere!
CLICK HERE to access the petition.
Click for your lives!
Add your voice in opposition to TOXIC hydraulic fracturing everywhere!
CLICK HERE to access the petition.
Click for your lives!
"A great blog, and a great source of information about gas drilling is the Pennsylvania-based Splashdown."
-Arkansas Times
"PennFuture, PennEnvironment, Natural Resources Defense Council, Toxics Targeting, Chesapeake Bay Foundation, and splashdownpa.blogspot all have excellent online resources."
-University City Review, Phila., PA
"Check out Splashdown! a great, informative Internet site at splashdownpa.blogspot.com where you can see videos that show what happens when a well is being drilled, how it sounds and looks, the ways it affects the landscape. You can learn about what's going on in the world of well drilling, what folks are saying, how life in small communities and towns is changing, what is happening to the natural environment."
-Ithaca Journal
SPLASHDOWN!
Pennsylvania based website includes videos and activist anti-facking links. Updated frequently. Passionate, opinionated and truthful.
-Fracking: http://mixplex.com
-Arkansas Times
"PennFuture, PennEnvironment, Natural Resources Defense Council, Toxics Targeting, Chesapeake Bay Foundation, and splashdownpa.blogspot all have excellent online resources."
-University City Review, Phila., PA
"Check out Splashdown! a great, informative Internet site at splashdownpa.blogspot.com where you can see videos that show what happens when a well is being drilled, how it sounds and looks, the ways it affects the landscape. You can learn about what's going on in the world of well drilling, what folks are saying, how life in small communities and towns is changing, what is happening to the natural environment."
-Ithaca Journal
SPLASHDOWN!
Pennsylvania based website includes videos and activist anti-facking links. Updated frequently. Passionate, opinionated and truthful.
-Fracking: http://mixplex.com
......click to read the latest post......
*****SPECIAL!***** BRADFORD COUNTY NATURAL GAS INFO
CLICK HERE TO ACCESS NATURAL GAS DEVELOPMENT MAP (showing wells, pipelines, compressor stations), NEW (and old) WELL SITE MAP, COMPANIES OPERATING MAP, WATER WITHDRAWAL LOCATIONS MAP, PERMITTED WELLS GRAPH, PLUS VIDEOS AND IMAGES OF BRADFORD COUNTY, PA AND TEXAS DRILLING.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
GAS STOCK
RALLY-CONCERT-FESTIVAL
Sat., AUGUST 21, 10-6
*NOTE NEW TIME*
"Gas Stock," a Marcellus Shale and environmental awareness concert and rally, to be held Saturday, Aug. 21, at the Luzerne County Fairgrounds in Lehman Twp., will feature live bands, speakers and vendors.
Admission is free. More information will be posted at www.gasstockconcert.com.
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DON'T MISS!
- • Allegheny Defense Project
- • Binghamton Regional Sustainability Coalition: Gas Video
- • Buried Secrets: Gas Drilling's Environmental Threat
- • Essential Dissent: Marcellus Shale Video
- • EVERYTHING You Need to Know about the Gas Rush in PA and NY from pressconnects.com
- • FracTracker.org
- • Geologic Map of Pennsylvania
- • Marcellus Shale: Definitive Explanation: Wikipedia
- • OGAP: Oil & Gas Accountability Project
- • Scientific American: Drill for Natural Gas, Pollute Water
- • The Endocrine Disruption Exchange
- • Our Drinking Water at Risk
- • Industry and EPA Collaborated to Hide the Truth about How Natural Gas Drilling Is Threatening Drinking Water
- • Unwell: Mother Jones
- • Water Under Attack
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- • ActionPA
- • Arkansans for Gas Drilling Accountability
- • Arkansas Times Shale Blog
- • Bluedaze: Drilling Reform for Texas
- • Bob's Blog: Marcellus Shale Gas Drilling near Hickory, PA
- • Bob's Blog: Our Chunky Fracking Water
- • Calvin Tillman, Mayor of DISH, TX
- • Clearville's Blog
- • Cheap Tricks and Costly Truths
- • Flower Mound Citizens Against Urban Drilling
- • Gas Wells Are Not Our Friends
- • Journey of the Forsaken
- • Journey of the Forsaken Primer on Hydraulic Fracking
- • the Marcellus Effect
- • Martha Speaks
- • NRDC: Switchboard~ Amy Mall
- • Northern New Mexico Conservation Project
- • oil and gas in northern michigan
- • PA Environment Digest Daily Blog
- • Shaleshock
- • Tioga County, PA Gas Watch
- • un-natural gas weblog
- • un-naturalgas.org
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The unimaginable, the unthinkable, is now a reality. You have to see it to believe it. What family with young children would want to live in a house where the tap water can be ignited? No one wants to live with this danger. Yet hydrofracking is making cracks deep underground in the shale. We can't know when or where the cracks occur. We can't know where the gas will escape or what path it will take. We only know that some people have set their tap water on fire and watched it burn for as long as 10 minutes. In my opinion, we should not be weakening the shale in this way and setting in motion such a dangerous outcome. There is no safe way to use hydrofracking.
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