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
State governments and the oil and gas industry still won’t come clean on what’s in fracking fluids
The Clean Power Plan contains loopholes that could actually make climate change and air pollution worse. Citizens can help states write compliance plans that reduce emissions and avoid dirty energy.
There is no better time than ‘National Bioenergy Day’ (October 22nd) for people to learn how much taxpayer money has been wasted on highly polluting biomass burners in Pennsylvania.
Lax regulations allowing contaminated wastes to be burned as biomass mean that communities need to protect themselves – they can’t count on air permits to minimize bioenergy pollution.
Pennsylvania has spent millions of dollars in public funds on bioenergy that emits more pollution than oil and gas.

