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Environment & Energy

Diamond_Dog

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3. Very good informative article.

Reply to hatrack (Original post)

Sun Jul 28, 2024, 10:15 AM

Jul 2024

I like that Grist site.

It is unconscionable to me how anyone would think spraying roads with fracking waste, a toxic stew of chemicals and radiation, would ever be a good idea. Surely it gets washed off into streams and meadows and ponds. Someone must know someone who knows someone, etc.

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PA Outlawed Using Fracking Waste As Road Deicer 7 Years Ago; Oil Companies Spreading It Anyway [View all] hatrack Jul 2024 OP

You can see this happening in the Pittsburgh area - drive down the parkway when the roads are open Probatim Jul 2024 #1

Pa. has quite a bit of radium and other minerals in the ground, gab13by13 Jul 2024 #2

Very good informative article. Diamond_Dog Jul 2024 #3

Unfuckingbelievable. What good are these loophole regulations & who writes them? CrispyQ Jul 2024 #4

The rich are destroying our home. Clouds Passing Jul 2024 #5