Sentences with phrase «what fracking»

Unfortunately the Royal Society did not examine the more interesting questions of what fracking means for the climate, hence the scare quotes in the title of this post.

The truth is that, despite the fact that cheap energy is vital for economic growth and expensive energy hurts the poor and those on fixed incomes the most, about half of the students interviewed had no opinion or just did not know what fracking is.

Not only does the EPA study verify what the fracking industry has known for more than 60 years — that fracking is safe for nearby drinking water supplies — it also confirms sworn testimony given before Congress by Lisa Jackson when she was the EPA's administrator, that there have been «no proven cases where the fracking process itself has affected water.»

Students learned about what fracking was and how the process works.

The environmental one is clear, and it's voiced by Dustin Noble (John Krasinski, who co-wrote the screenplay with Damon), an environmental activist from a small organization that has photos of what fracking did to his family's farm (dead cows in a field) and a science demonstration for the local school of what could — or, as he believes, will — happen if fracking becomes the norm in their town.

New Yorkers are getting educated about what fracking is, what it involves, and the terrible toll it takes on the environment, the communities, the local economies, the health of the people and animals anywhere near fracking operations... and the more educated we are, the more opposition there is and will continue to be.

Here's what the fracking rules really mean.

What a fracking shame.

I am really just asking what the frack is wrong with Arsene?

What the frack - a-doodle, right?

Holy hell, what the frack was the publisher thinking?

What the frack is going on with all this fracking going on I think we need some facts to come to light I know we want our energy but nothing ever comes for free I think my water's on fire tonight

I was totally psyched, until I heard that one of the kids went home and told their parents who work for the Gas industry about the presentation and the song me and my brother performed called «What the Frack».

Not exact matches

The advent of fracking — in addition to being the fastest - growing source of emissions in the U.S. — is also cannibalizing what is currently our biggest source of carbon - free electricity.

Starting in 2009, the surge in natural gas production from fracking created what people have called a «glut» in the US.

An industry lobbying group in North Dakota, where fracking is common, said the industry is doing what it can, but some mistakes are inevitable.

Asked what advice would he offer to the people ten miles up the road in New York, which is considering fracking, he replied.

Yet, what the economic data is saying about potential future energy demand is almost mindboggling and the fracker better get fracking as we may have a hard time meeting future demand.

Here's a look at the frack sand producer's latest quarter, some of the details for its most recent investments, and what this could mean for the company in 2018.

So what am I to make of the extreme claims that are made by opponents to fracking (hydraulic fracturing of subsurface rocks to get oil or gas)?

what ever it is: winter; fracking; or just being 3, please keep on writing about it.

What da frack??? I am glad you're not the owner of Arsenal FC.

No, «fracking» isn't what it sounds like.

Banjo - playing Fox starts to wonder what impact the process of «fracking» (hydraulic fracturing) has, and sets off with his camera on a disturbing journey across the US, visiting residents who have already leased their land.

I could be impacted by fracking, but am still on the fence — because I'm still waiting to see the best of what both sides have to offer.

Not sure what you have against projects like the Keystone pipeline or even fracking in general but you do.

Fracking has been at the centre of much controversy in recent times, but what is the real story.

SCIENTIST Hydrochloric acid is found in toilet cleaners at concentration 100 times higher than what's used in fracking!

Fox says the state needs to continue what he calls the first moratorium on fracking in the world.

A couple of speakers requested a resolution for a one year moratorium during which time community educational forums would be held,,,» Of course, if the Governor's intent is to trick NYS into opening the door to fracking, then he can ignore what seems to be an overwhelming change of mind and heart in the Sanford residents whom he swore to protect when he took office.

What this will point out is not the danger of fracking but the stupidity and political pandering that the man - child Cuomo and his toadys Martens and Sucker are guilty of, and how out of step they are with other gas producing states.

And Tom Reed is lying about what Obama's rules mean for fracking in NYS....

The wife and son of slain Beatle John Lennon traveled to the Capitol on what could be the last day of the final public comment period on whether hydro fracking should go forward in New York.

The Green Party of New York (GPNY) and its recent gubernatorial candidate Howie Hawkins join the chorus of New Yorkers celebrating what appears to be an imminent fracking ban, arising from today's reports from Environmental Conservation Commissioner Joe Martens and Acting Health Commissioner Howard Zucker.

A historic preservation group is weighing in on hydro fracking for the first time, and they don't like what they say they've been learning about the gas drilling process.

Now that elections are over, supporters and opponents of hydro fracking are wondering what will be Governor Andrew Cuomo's next move on the long stalled gas drilling process in New York State.

The two debate the Common Core, fracking, the state's business climate, and what it takes to be an effective legislator.

Syracuse.com talked to both sides of the fracking debate on what the Nov. 6 elections mean for the future of fracking, and what might happen next in New York.

What's more, after nearly seven years of regulatory review that began with an executive directive before Cuomo took office, the state officially banned high - volume hydraulic fracking in 2015, denying opportunities for the state's smaller producers, which long ago saw demand outpace the supplies pulled from conventional reservoirs.

Why I should care what people in Florida or Arizona or even Pennsylvania think about fracking?

This confirms what polls showed before the Governor's decision: New Yorkers are against fracking in the state, across the board.

«All things being equal, I will be bound by what the experts say because I am not in a position to second guess them with my expertise,» said Cuomo during a the Dec. 17 cabinet meeting where the state announced the decision to not proceed with fracking.

MetroFocus looks at what other fracking health reports have revealed.

I guess the whole nation of France is nothing but a bunch of crazies — after all they've outlawed Fracking in France period, because of concerns about what it will do to the environment.

A process being done in secrecy does not make anyone in the public confident no matter what their view is of fracking.

I have no idea what your talking about, I've called for our Governor to answer with Scientific data the questions New Yorkers have about Fracking, and if the Science is right and questions are addressed in a rational manner we can decide as a State if Fracking is feasible.

High co2 emitions is better... What are you waiting for... frack on..

Making fracking easier Extracting shale gas from the ground requires some genuine political courage, because there's deep suspicion across the country about what the process of hydraulic fracturing actually involves.

At 5 p.m., the Campaign for 100 % Green Energy by 2030 holds a forum to discuss «What's Next After Saying No to Fracking?»

ALBANY, N.Y. (AP)-- The trustee of New York's $ 150.1 billion pension fund has reached an agreement with Cabot Oil and Gas Corp. to disclose what it's doing to reduce risks of hydraulic fracturing, or fracking.