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April 15, 2011
22:33 • 2 years ago

Radioactive cows in Pennsylvania?! While Pennsylvania’s quickly-growing natural gas industry (thanks to fracking shale … really) clearly has some economic benefits for the state, the effects on the environment shouldn’t be ignored, based on this video from Time Magazine. Among the highlights/lowlights: A couple whose retirement home was essentially ruined by the natural gas industry, a farm with quarantined radioactive cows, and a woman with flammable tap water.

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    RADIOACTIVE COWS and FLAMMABLE TAP WATER and people [the...their lobbyists/supporters]...
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  4. michpalmer said: Yeah, economic benefits for the state. But Corbett isn’t even taxing the damn companies that are fracking the shale. So whom this is benefitting is in question. On a separate note, as a BSG fan, this topic is simultaneously funny and infuriating.
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  7. idroolinmysleep said: Google for “Gasland.”
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  9. neightkelly said: This is an example of private property violations and is an actual job for the government to assess.
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