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Gasland director Josh Fox arrested at U.S. Congress Fracking Hearing. Rep Harris (R-MD), Rep Miller (D-NC), Kathleen Sgamma (Industry), John Fenton (well poisoned, Wyoming), Theo Colborne (fracking air pollution health impacts). Interview w. EPA whistle-blower Dr. Marsha Coleman-Adebayo, inspiration for the No Fear Act.
John Fenton from press teleconference by WORC Western Organization of Resource Councils January 31 recorded by Alex Smith.
House Hearings recorded from U.S. government webcast by Alex Smith.
Theo Colborne from teleconference January 10th, presented by Great Lakes United.
Interview of Dr. Marsha Coleman-Adebayo by Alex Smith of Radio Ecoshock.
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Also available as 2 29 min segments, posted below.
For full audio of teleconferences and Congressional Hearing, see blog:
http://www.ecoshock.info/2012/02/fracking-rest-of-story.html
This is a full program about the risks of fracking, with voices seldom heard. It's also about the failure of the EPA to regulate this industry (although it's hands were tied by Pres Geo Bush's exemption for the industry from the Safe Water Drinking Act).
On the one hand, we hear Republican Congressmen attack the EPA for daring to test polluted wells in Wyoming, in a "Hearing" stacked with industry spokespeople.
On the other, we see a weak defense from the agency - which we learn from whistleblower Coleman-Adebayo is loaded with racism, sexism, and corporate toadies.
Nobody wins. Both workers and residents get poisoned water, and dangerous air pollution.
The air pollution from fracking is seldom covered - because there is no monitoring or regulation! Theo Colborne does a good job explaining the risks. Folks whose land and lives are ruined can't get compensation, or even health care, because the blind-eye approach means they can't prove a thing.
Is fracking a dangerous scam?
Ecoshock 120208 CD Quality
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01:00:00
English
2012-02-08
Washington DC, Pavillion Wyoming, Vancouver Canada
