An Environmental Working Group review of government water analysis data reveals that 75% of drinking water in America is contaminated with cancer-causing hexavalent chromium (also known as chromium-6). In a widely publicized report, EWG warns that 200 million Americans are right now being exposed to this toxic chemical in their water.This is on top of…
via Chromium-6 Discovered in 75% of US Drinking Water — Humans Are Free
The southeastern Australian state of Victoria on Tuesday introduced the bill to ban the hydraulic fracturing on its territory on a permanent basis, Victoria’s government said in a statement.
via Australia’s Victoria Introduces Permanent Ban of Fracking — Sputnik International
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‘There’s a big fight going on in the Golden State between the natural gas industry and the public over a process known as hydraulic fracturing, or “fracking,” which involves blasting toxic chemicals into the ground to draw up energy resources. Voters will be heading to the polls in just a few short days to decide…
‘Pennsylvania is ground zero for natural gas “fracking,” a controversial energy extraction method that involves blasting chemicals into the ground to break up shale rock and release gas resources. But the Pennsylvania Medical Society recently came out in opposition to the destructive practice, voting unanimously to propose an immediate moratorium on fracking until its environmental…
via Doctors call for ban on fracking until further research is conducted — David Icke latest headlines
Nestle is planning to dramatically increase the amount of groundwater it pumps from under the state of Michigan in conjunction with a $36 million dollar expansion of its Ice Mountain bottling plant. MLive reported that Nestle Waters North America had requested permission to increase pumping from 150 gallons to 400 gallons per minute at one…
via Nestle After More Groundwater As Plant Expands In Michigan — Your News Wire
A 4.5 magnitude earthquake that struck northern Oklahoma may have shaken some sense into lawmakers considering increasing restrictions on some oil and gas activity in the state. Read Full Article at RT.com
via Frack shock: Oklahoma earthquake could rock lawsuits, legislation — RT – Daily news
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