!#$ are they just trying to kill us or is this really just an accident?

[Gill Baka Esq. LLC.]

Okay so on top of the chemical particles in our air from cropdusting/chem trails, EMF fields being emitted by our Ipads, microwaves, phones...etc. and not to mention all the things we end up eating...now I find this:
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[h1]Toxic Chemicals Injected IntoWells, Democratic Report Says[/h1]
WASHINGTON -- Millions of gallons of potentially hazardous chemicals and known carcinogens were injected into wells by leading oil and gas service companies from 2005-2009, a report by three House Democrats said Saturday.

The report said 29 of the chemicals injected were known-or-suspected human carcinogens. They either were regulated under the Safe Drinking Water Act as risks to human health or listed as hazardous air pollutants under the Clean Air Act.

Methanol was the most widely used chemical. The substance is a hazardous air pollutant and is on the candidate list for potential regulation under the Safe Drinking Water Act.

The report was issued by Reps. Henry Waxman of California, Edward Markey of Massachusetts and Diana DeGette of Colorado.

The chemicals are injected during hydraulic fracturing, a process used in combination with horizontal drilling to allow access to natural gas reserves previously considered uneconomical.

The growing use of hydraulic fracturing has allowed natural gas production in the United States to reached levels not achieved since the early 1970s.

However, the process requires large quantities of water and fluids, injected underground at high volumes and pressure. The composition of these fluids ranges from a simple mixture of water and sand to more complex mixtures with chemical additives.

The report said that from 2005-2009, the following states had at least 100,000 gallons of hydraulic fracturing fluids containing a carcinogen: Texas, Colorado, Oklahoma, Louisiana, Wyoming, North Dakota, New Mexico, Montana and Utah.

States with 100,000 gallons or more of fluids containing a regulated chemical under the Safe Drinking Water Act were: Texas, New Mexico, Colorado, Oklahoma, Mississippi and North Dakota.

The report said many chemical components were listed as "proprietary" or "trade secret."

"Hydraulic fracturing has opened access to vast domestic reserves of natural gas that could provide an important stepping stone to a clean energy future," the report said.

"Yet, questions about the safety of hydraulic fracturing persist, which are compounded by the secrecy surrounding the chemicals used in hydraulic fracturing fluids. This analysis is the most comprehensive national assessment to date of the types and volumes of chemical used in the hydraulic fracturing process."

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[Gill Baka Esq. LLC.]

Okay so on top of the chemical particles in our air from cropdusting/chem trails, EMF fields being emitted by our Ipads, microwaves, phones...etc. and not to mention all the things we end up eating...now I find this:
[h1]

[h1]Toxic Chemicals Injected IntoWells, Democratic Report Says[/h1]
WASHINGTON -- Millions of gallons of potentially hazardous chemicals and known carcinogens were injected into wells by leading oil and gas service companies from 2005-2009, a report by three House Democrats said Saturday.

The report said 29 of the chemicals injected were known-or-suspected human carcinogens. They either were regulated under the Safe Drinking Water Act as risks to human health or listed as hazardous air pollutants under the Clean Air Act.

Methanol was the most widely used chemical. The substance is a hazardous air pollutant and is on the candidate list for potential regulation under the Safe Drinking Water Act.

The report was issued by Reps. Henry Waxman of California, Edward Markey of Massachusetts and Diana DeGette of Colorado.

The chemicals are injected during hydraulic fracturing, a process used in combination with horizontal drilling to allow access to natural gas reserves previously considered uneconomical.

The growing use of hydraulic fracturing has allowed natural gas production in the United States to reached levels not achieved since the early 1970s.

However, the process requires large quantities of water and fluids, injected underground at high volumes and pressure. The composition of these fluids ranges from a simple mixture of water and sand to more complex mixtures with chemical additives.

The report said that from 2005-2009, the following states had at least 100,000 gallons of hydraulic fracturing fluids containing a carcinogen: Texas, Colorado, Oklahoma, Louisiana, Wyoming, North Dakota, New Mexico, Montana and Utah.

States with 100,000 gallons or more of fluids containing a regulated chemical under the Safe Drinking Water Act were: Texas, New Mexico, Colorado, Oklahoma, Mississippi and North Dakota.

The report said many chemical components were listed as "proprietary" or "trade secret."

"Hydraulic fracturing has opened access to vast domestic reserves of natural gas that could provide an important stepping stone to a clean energy future," the report said.

"Yet, questions about the safety of hydraulic fracturing persist, which are compounded by the secrecy surrounding the chemicals used in hydraulic fracturing fluids. This analysis is the most comprehensive national assessment to date of the types and volumes of chemical used in the hydraulic fracturing process."

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[grypr33]

RIP

New England ftw!

 

[rko2004]

Worry about terrorist the government says. Who are the terrorist exactly? The ones from the middle east are putting x amount of things in out food water and everyday products.

 

[rko2004]

Worry about terrorist the government says. Who are the terrorist exactly? The ones from the middle east are putting x amount of things in out food water and everyday products.

 

[grypr33]

RIP

New England ftw!

 

[cabron james 23]

son, yous a mutant

 

[cabron james 23]

son, yous a mutant

 

[g14]

 

[g14]

 

[mangudai954]

This isn't the first time ive heard about this. Things like this wont stop unless the people stand up. Unfortunately the average person probably doesn't even know what hydraulic fracturing is.

 

[mangudai954]

This isn't the first time ive heard about this. Things like this wont stop unless the people stand up. Unfortunately the average person probably doesn't even know what hydraulic fracturing is.

 

[spidermachine916]

jeez man....

 

[spidermachine916]

jeez man....

 

[e3lal]

And yet people and Republicans, specifically, want to do away with regulators and their regulations because it is "big gov't."

 

[e3lal]

And yet people and Republicans, specifically, want to do away with regulators and their regulations because it is "big gov't."