Before we get to the broken promise, let’s first re-cap DOE’s disregard for the health of the children who have attended The Bronx New School for the last 20 years [feel free to visit my previous blogs on this subject dated: 8/30, 8/26, and 8/22. ] (1) In 1992, DOE signs a 20-year lease to… Continue Reading
Monthly Archives: December 2011
EPA ADMITS FRACKING POLLUTES GROUNDWATER
Posted in UncategorizedEPA has finally acknowledged that fracking can cause groundwater contamination. In a draft report issued this month concerning an investigation into contamination of a drinking water aquifer in Wyoming, the EPA concluded “. . . . the explanation best fitting the data for the deep monitoring wells is that constituents associated with hydraulic fracturing… Continue Reading
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