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limpyhobbler

(8,244 posts)
Wed Jan 23, 2013, 08:37 PM Jan 2013

Fracking's Real-Life Victims





Tammy and Matt Manning were excited to own a house for the first time when they moved to Franklin Forks, Pennsylvania in November 2010. Their two daughters, three grandchildren and Tammy's father also moved in with them. Shortly after the Mannings moved into their home, WPX Energy began drilling for natural gas in their area. One day, their water came out of their faucet grey, not even a year after they became homeowners. Their water was tested positive for high, unsafe levels of arsenic, barium, methane and other dangerous chemicals. Tammy and Matt are convinced this is a result of hydrofracking, a controversial process used to extract natural gas from deep in the ground. ...


from: http://www.rollingstone.com/politics/pictures/frackings-real-life-victims-20130123
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