12.19.11
:: Latest Developments :: Fracking/Gas Drilling
Last week, I joined dozens of other grassroots activists on a relief mission to a small town called Dimock, Pa., where a dozen families on Carter Road no longer have access to safe water for drinking, bathing and other household needs.
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12.08.11
:: Press Releases :: Fracking/Gas Drilling
n response to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's announcement today that the agency has documented industrial gas drilling by means of high volume hydraulic fracturing or fracking as the source of contamination of aquifers and wells that supply drinking water to families in Pavillion, WY, the New York Water Rangers released the following statement:
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12.07.11
:: Latest Developments :: Fracking/Gas Drilling
Riverkeeper was proud to stand alongside our fellow advocates and concerned citizens in delivering much needed water to fracking victims in Dimock, Pennsylvania.
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12.06.11
:: Rvk in the Press :: North County Gazette
12.06.11
:: Press Releases :: Fracking/Gas Drilling
A bipartisan group of elected officials from across New York State joined actor Mark Ruffalo, “Gasland” Director Josh Fox, and Pennsylvania fracking victims to announce the delivery of emergency water aid to families suffering from fracking-related water contamination in Dimock, PA.
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12.06.11
:: Rvk in the Press :: Hudson Valley Debate Union
12.02.11
:: Latest Developments :: Fracking/Gas Drilling
It wasn’t a flood or natural disaster that left more than a dozen families in Dimock, PA without clean drinking water. The disaster in Dimock was caused by the Cabot Oil and Gas Corporation’s use of the hazardous gas drilling method known as fracking.
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12.02.11
:: Rvk in the Press :: Centre Daily
12.01.11
:: Latest Developments :: Fracking/Gas Drilling
The Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) is responsible for fully evaluating fracking’s potential impacts to public health and the environment, but its draft environmental impact statement and proposed regulations do not protect New Yorker’s environment, health, and drinking water.
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12.01.11
:: Rvk in the Press :: Rockland County Times
