If they are not going to stop the fracking they need to become more responsible and take more safety precautions!
http://stateimpact.npr.org/pennsylvania/2012/07/30/in-northeast-pennsylvania-methane-migration-means-flammable-puddles-and-30-foot-geysers/
Last September, Chesapeake Energy
CEO Aubrey McClendon declared to a Philadelphia energy conference
that the problem of methane migrating through the ground near natural
gas drilling sites had been fixed. “Problem identified. Problem solved,” he told an industry-heavy crowd at the Philadelphia Convention Center.
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http://stateimpact.npr.org/pennsylvania/2012/07/30/in-northeast-pennsylvania-methane-migration-means-flammable-puddles-and-30-foot-geysers/
In Northeast Pennsylvania, Methane Migration Means Flammable Puddles And 30-Foot Geysers
Scott Detrow / StateImpact Pennsylvania
A
Leroy Township, Bradford County resident lights a sample of
methane gas on fire. The gas has been bubbling into puddles and creeks
for more than two months.
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