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2/16/12

As Fracking Boom Hits Ohio, Deceptive Industry Practices Squeeze Landowners

http://www.alternet.org/environment/154302/as_fracking_boom_hits_ohio,_deceptive_industry_practices_squeeze_landowners  

 

Gas drilling impact fee remains sticking point in Pennsylvania

http://www.pittsburghlive.com/x/pittsburghtrib/business/s_777433.html

 

West Virginia: WVU board has concerns about shale gas center plan

http://www.grafwv.com/page/content.detail/id/159065/WVU-board-has-concerns-about-shale-gas-center-plan-.html?isap=1&nav=5080

 

Kan. Senate gives tentative OK to fracking waste

http://www.saljournal.com/news/story/k4739-BC-KS-Senate-FrackingWa-1stLd-Writethru-02-25-0682-clone

 

Ohio: Attorney General Says Fracking Is Safe when Done Properly

http://news.yahoo.com/attorney-general-says-fracking-safe-done-properly-162300071.html

 

Great BritainFracking: answer to our energy crisis, or could it be a disaster for the environment?

http://www.guardian.co.uk/environment/2012/feb/25/fracking-plans-pollution-uk-water?newsfeed=true

 

 
Bath trustees release Feb. 21 minutes
Corning Leader
A presentation was made proposing that the village not accept wastewater from hydrofrackingoperations. Anthony Sanford was promoted to the position of Police Sergeant effective March 14. The Village of Bath has released its Feb. 21 meeting minutes.
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Local bans on fracking find support in the courts
YNN Hudson Valley
It could be a long legal battle ahead as towns looking to set limits for hydrofracking find some support in the courts. Our Lori Chung explains. Then come back here and refresh the page. ALBANY, NY -- In the past several days, two rulings from two ...
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Higgins addresses global issues
Evening Observer
By MICHAEL RUKAVINA Local topics such as waterway development and hydrofracking were not the only ones on the minds of SUNY Fredonia students. During a recent presentation by Congressman Brian Higgins (NY-27), students prodded for information on the ...
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Fracking would hurt small communities
Syracuse.com (blog)
By Readers' Page New York will probably go ahead with hydrofracking. After all, the big cities and wealthy communities are where the votes and money are. These areas are exempt fromhydrofracking and its associated contaminated water and air pollution.
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Silica Sand Mining Concern in Fillmore County
KAALtv.com
Silica sand is in huge demand right now for hydro-fracking; a controversial technology that's transforming the US energy business. A meeting was held in Preston Saturday on whether or not to put a hold on mining in Fillmore county.
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