Sentences with phrase «tainted water well»
But perusing newspapers from towns where fracking is going on reveals how the issue refuses to die, with headlines like «Fears of Tainted Water Well Up in Colorado,» «Collateral Damage: Residents Fear Murky Effects of Energy Boom,» and «Worker Believes Cancer Caused by Fracking Fluids» appearing regularly.
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The median number, 23 parts per billion, may be skewed by the inclusion of town residents with private wells who did not drink the town's tainted water.
(Industry groups have seized on some recent findings that leaky wells, and not the fracturing process itself, might be responsible for tainted ground water in certain places.)
Tests are also being done to determine the best way to feed the natural antibiotic to the animals — as a food supplement or in their drinking water — and whether or not the allicin might taint their milk.
Groundwater from deep «tube wells» has been widely used for drinking water in Bangladesh since the 1970s, but it has emerged more recently that naturally occurring arsenic taints the water in many of the country's 10 million wells.
Two European shipping firms were ordered on Tuesday to pay a $ 10.4 million penalty and given four years probation for illegally dumping oil - tainted bilge water as well as falsifying records.
NEWARK, New Jersey (Reuters)- Two European shipping firms were ordered on Tuesday to pay a $ 10.4 million penalty and given four years probation for illegally dumping oil - tainted bilge water as well as falsifying records.
In the 1970s, villages began drilling wells to prevent the deadly infectious diseases that flourished in warm, sewage - tainted surface waters.
Hide caption Mike and Nancy Leighton live in Leroy Township, Pa., where residents have been dealing with flammable gas puddles and tainted well water.
«Didn't they have problems with tainted well water?»
First, it contends that the trial judge's finding on causation — that the waste deposit materially contributed to the unpalatability of the well water — was tainted by palpable and overriding errors and was unreasonable.