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This is a scandal that should lead every nightly news program. We *still* don’t know the full extent of toxic chemicals that companies are using in their fracking operations. Why is the EPA allowing them to poison our communities without consequence?https://www.nytimes.com/2021/07/12/climate/epa-pfas-fracking-forever-chemicals.html?referringSource=articleShare …
Kudos to the @theintercept who has been reporting on the corruption in the EPA’s chemical safety office and the pressure scientists are facing from industry to approve the use of chemicals that cause cancer, birth defects, and more.https://theintercept.com/2021/07/02/epa-chemical-safety-corruption-whistleblowers/ …
Any company would provide you this data at your request Even IF there was something hazardous, these fluids are pumped so deep there is zero chance of migration to groundwater Any issues are around casing
I would have agreed with this statement 100% six weeks ago. The problem is fields of old wells barely have any casing or cement left, and it all goes straight to the groundwater.
Do you have even a basic understanding of how frac’ing works? What it is?
Because @EPA is the ...
*checks notes*
... “gold standard?”https://twitter.com/EPA/status/750405788271775745 …
NIMBY gone when they are really needed.
It’s called “the Halliburton loophole” to the clean drinking water act for a reason…a loop hole large enough to drive a drilling rig through any day of the week.
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