Tom Morton, KTWO Radio More than a decade of research has determined that oil and gas development did not pollute water wells near the town of Pavillion, according to a report issued by the Wyoming Department of Environmental Quality on Monday. “We just have not been able to find [contaminants] in those domestic wells that…
According to the Colombia’s Oil and Mining Minister, Maria Fernanda Suarez, her country could be on the verge of an energy and financial crisis. According to Colombia Reports, Colombia’s high court upheld a temporary ban on fracking resulting from a lawsuit an environmentalist lawyer initiated before the Colombian courts last year. After the court’s decision,…
By Hank Campbell | July 15th 2019, Science 2.0 A study has taken a look at the radii of homes with measured data near natural gas wells and statistically linked that to higher radon. While some in media will use that to sound this week’s ‘science is killing us’ alarm, the reality is that something…
by Jennifer Van Laar, July 7, 2019, Red State Seismologists with the US Geological Survey and CalTech have been an invaluable resource for both the press and the public in the wake of two major earthquakes near Ridgecrest, California this weekend. They’ve given hours-long press conferences and answered detailed questions about the earthquakes that have…
The purpose of written constitutions (such as the United State Constitution and the constitutions of America’s respective states) is the protection of individual rights. One argument the Right uses on occasion to make their case for certain policies is the concept of local control. It is grounded in the basis that local municipalities and communities…
Three people could face jail if found in contempt of court over Blackpool protest The Guardian Three anti-fracking protesters have gone on trial accused of breaking an injunction designed to stop disruption of a fracking site in Lancashire. Katrina Lawrie, Lee Walsh and Christopher Wilson took part in a “lock-on” at Preston New Road, near…
By Andy Jehring 15 Jun 2019 The Sun A FRACKING protester clambered on equipment and shackled herself down – while illegally claiming thousands on one of the highest level of disability benefit. Catherine Jackson, 51, said she could barely stand due to arthritis and rarely left the house due to panic attacks despite attending the…
