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Sandra McDaniel
clearville, PA
Changes were made in Congress in 2005 which allowed the natural gas industry to profit at the expense of the environment which now threatens the health of humans, wildlife and aquatic. Poisons are in the water and soil in Clearville, PA. Poison is in the air from three compressor stations. In 2005 Congress exempted the gas industry toxic chemicals in the Safe Drinking Water Act, The Clear Water Act and air emissions in the Clean Air Act.
Congress knew the plan and knew what was needed for the corporations to do their job. They exempted anything which was in their way including fracturing chemicals.
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Sandra commented on the article |We request a voice in our government. We respectfully request a moratorium on gas drilling which is using toxic chemicals in drilling fluids which are known to be hazardous to our health and threaten public and private drinking water supplies.
Toxic chemicals used in the drilling process remain in the subsurface and do not all flow back to the drilling pits.
We don't want our drinking water polluted with unknown toxic exempted chemicals not listed as contaminants on the Safe Drinking Water list of substances because of the government's compromised EPA study on health effects.
We videoed the toxic chemicals used in the gas drilling process.
We are the lab rats drinking water and bathing in it near natural gas drilling.Who tested any of the public and private drinking water supplies near natural gas drilling to see poisonous toxic drilling chemicals were in the drinking water? The answer is: No one tested because the poison is exempt.
Safer drilling technology would save our environment and inhabitants. The Frac Act would not test public and private drinking water supplies for over 400 toxic chemicals used in the drilling fluids, would it?
Ban exempted toxic poisonous chemicals which are now used in gas drilling fluids.
This is our voice, hear our plea, have mercy on the environment and citizens of the United States of America.
Sincerely,
Clean Air Water and Soil in Pennsylvania
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