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flammable water is perfectly normal & safe
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Gasland trailer & clip
Here's a blog write-up that links back to its source stories, articles, and documents (saving me a whole lot of work)
Energy Industry Fights Chemical Disclosure
Natural Gas Companies Want to Prevent Oversight of Fracking
http://www.americanprogress.org/issues/2010/04/fracking.html
from: Energy Industry Reps Greet House Fracking Probe With Shrug
http://www.nytimes.com/gwire/2010/02/22/22greenwire-energy-industry-reps-greet-house-fracking-prob-63352.html
"The EPA study, released in 2004, found that hydraulic fracturing posed "little or no threat" to drinking water. Environmentalists contended that the study was scientifically unsound, but Congress endorsed it and used it to override the earlier decision to regulate hydraulic fracturing under the Safe Drinking Water Act. Lawmakers specifically exempted the practice from federal regulation in a broad 2005 energy law."
We are all equal under the law ... unless you can get a waiver or exemption.
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I was just recently watching a C S I show where they were investigating gas in water from the result of fracking.
You never know what can happen underground. I had a well driven for our house uears back. We can good water for about 17 years and then it started to get sulphury. The sulphur got stronger over time.
Meanwhile, be sure to light your water from a safe distance before drinking it!
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