(Click here to see video and photos of the Chesapeake Energy "fracking" of the Tandy Hills Meadowbrook Neighborhood Scott Avenue, so called Thomas Well Site)
New Information from Don Young that makes one wonder what is being added to the air we breathe here in Fort Worth and surrounding environs, courtesy of the Barnett Shale gas drillers and their "frack" process.
In case anyone needs a reminder, this is what a "frack job" looks like. These pics were taken in east Fort
Worth in early January, 2009, near Riverside Drive and I-30. The smoke was so dense that, at times, it obscured driving on the interstate highway.
Tomorrow, January 12, Chesapeake Energy will frack the so-called Thomas well about 1/2 mile east of this location which is in the West Meadowbrook neighborhood.
Did the City of Fort Worth warn us that fracking might be dangerous to human and animal health? No.
Did the neighborhood association send out an alert? No.
Did the state highway department issue a warning or close the highway? No.
Did the Star-Telegram send out a notice or a reporter? No.
Did Chesapeake Energy warn us that fracking involves the use of over 50 toxic chemicals that can cause cancer, endocrine disruption, neurotoxicity, skin irritations, cardiac toxicity, kidney failure, reproductive disruption, respiratory distress and developmental toxicity? No. No. Hell No!
Just what the heck is in all that smoke and dust that will float over Fort Worth Monday morning??? What exactly will our children and pets and us be breathing when the clouds roll by? Where will the dust settle?
More importantly, where are the elected officials that have allowed this to happen in our community? Do they have fracking in their 'hoods?
For a list of the toxic chemicals used in gas well fracking and other info about the dangers of fracking, look here:
Hydraulic Fracturing: Drinking Water Protected? Think Again
Is "Fracking" Safe? Or a Toxic Spew?
What is in that "Fracking" fluid?
EPA to Citizens: Frack You
Frac Water Chemical Components
New Information from Don Young that makes one wonder what is being added to the air we breathe here in Fort Worth and surrounding environs, courtesy of the Barnett Shale gas drillers and their "frack" process.In case anyone needs a reminder, this is what a "frack job" looks like. These pics were taken in east Fort
Worth in early January, 2009, near Riverside Drive and I-30. The smoke was so dense that, at times, it obscured driving on the interstate highway.Tomorrow, January 12, Chesapeake Energy will frack the so-called Thomas well about 1/2 mile east of this location which is in the West Meadowbrook neighborhood.
Did the City of Fort Worth warn us that fracking might be dangerous to human and animal health? No.
Did the neighborhood association send out an alert? No.
Did the state highway department issue a warning or close the highway? No.
Did the Star-Telegram send out a notice or a reporter? No.
Did Chesapeake Energy warn us that fracking involves the use of over 50 toxic chemicals that can cause cancer, endocrine disruption, neurotoxicity, skin irritations, cardiac toxicity, kidney failure, reproductive disruption, respiratory distress and developmental toxicity? No. No. Hell No!
Just what the heck is in all that smoke and dust that will float over Fort Worth Monday morning??? What exactly will our children and pets and us be breathing when the clouds roll by? Where will the dust settle?
More importantly, where are the elected officials that have allowed this to happen in our community? Do they have fracking in their 'hoods?
For a list of the toxic chemicals used in gas well fracking and other info about the dangers of fracking, look here:
Hydraulic Fracturing: Drinking Water Protected? Think Again
Is "Fracking" Safe? Or a Toxic Spew?
What is in that "Fracking" fluid?
EPA to Citizens: Frack You
Frac Water Chemical Components
When the Texas legislature starts talking about passing legislation to outlaw smoking in public places, perhaps they should look into this as well. Of course, it's probably easier to go after "the people" than it is to go after Chesapeake.
ReplyDeleteWhy don't you do some research before posting a non informed scare article such as this. If you had, you would realise that that "cloud of noxious gas" is actually the liquid nitrogen tanks being bled off, as they build up pressure. This is a common practice throughout the world, and is not harmfull what so ever.
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