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In reply to the discussion: Fracking Issues - NOT restricted to PA, but very relevant to all states with this problem. [View all]grntuscarora
(1,249 posts)7. "Gas drilling destroying Pennsylvania forests"
By Nathan Pipenberg
Collegian Columnist
"If you listen to the natural gas industrys talking points, what they have to say about the impact of gas drilling paints a nice picture. Natural gas burns cleaner than other fossil fuels, making it the perfect fuel to transition into greener energy sources. Drilling sites are small and non-invasive, since after initial construction the forest can replenish itself. I imagine a small well sitting atop a mountain, surrounded by trees.
Then my eyes snap open and I adjust to reality again the reality that gas drilling is destroying our state forests."
More at:
http://www.collegian.psu.edu/archive/2012/02/08/gas_drilling_destroying_pennsylvania_forests.aspx
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