Secret Fracking Chemicals Threaten Ohioans’ Health, Drinking Water
Ohio law allows drilling companies to hide chemical identities, even from first responders; EPA records suggest secret fracking chemicals pose serious health risks
Ohio, Oil and Gas
Oil and Gas
First Responders, Health Professionals Question EPA’s Decision to Hide Fracking Chemicals
EPA Documented Leaks and Spills but Says People Won’t be Exposed
Air Pollution, All posts, Fracking, Oil and Gas
N.J. Gov. Murphy Calls for Ban on Fracking Activities in Delaware River Basin
Cites Risks of Secret Fracking Chemicals
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Secret Fracking Chemicals Threaten Delaware River Basin, Pennsylvania
State governments and the oil and gas industry still won’t come clean on what’s in fracking fluids
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Thirty-three Members of Congress Ask EPA to Reveal Secret Fracking Chemicals
By keeping these chemical identities confidential, the EPA is putting first responders in harm’s way
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First Responders, Health Professionals, Scientists Ask EPA to Disclose Secret Drilling and Fracking Chemicals
EPA Regulators Identified Health Risks ranging from Lung Irritation to Neurotoxicity, but Approved Chemicals for Use
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Unique Identifiers Could Shed Light on Confidential Fracking Chemicals
Citizens should be able to find out if EPA has health concerns about fracking chemicals.
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Maryland Fracking Ban Would Protect DC Area Drinking Water
A big victory for drinking water in the DC area and throughout the Free State.
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EPA’s Fracking and Drinking Water Study: A Win for Science, but More Work Remains
Fracking has contaminated water supplies though spills, poorly sealed wells, seepage, and well blowouts.
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Evidence Suggests Obama Administration Manipulated Fracking Study
A statement that EPA’s study hadn’t found widespread, systemic impacts on water systems is at odds with the actual findings of the report
Fracking, Oil and Gas