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    Our Future 3 REFERENCE: www.epa.gov www.wikipedia.com Documentary: “GASLAND” Josh Fox 2010 Our Future joe cool OUR FUTURE Joe cool Intro. 105   Our Future 1 Hydraulic fracturing is the propagation of fractures in a rock layer caused by the presence of a pressurized fluid. (wiki 2011). This occurs naturally in nature‚ but the Hydraulic fracturing that I will speak of in this paper is a process being used by gas companies nationwide. Fracking

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    Gasland‚ by Josh Fox‚ a Strong Argument against Hydraulic Fracturing Gasland‚ a documentary by Josh Fox‚ details the dangers of hydraulic fracturing. The film starts when Fox receives an offer from a gas company to rent his land and drill for natural gas. He travels across the United States investigating the affects in places where fracturing has is already established. Fox provides a strong argument that hydraulic fracturing is a danger to the environment and residents where the drilling occurs

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    Keyontara Renford Mr. Coffey English 101 October 10th‚ 2013 Most of our bodies are made up of water‚ just about 75-80%. Imagine someone drilling inside of you to suck all of your bodies nutrients and minerals out‚ then mixing your body water with chemicals that you are unaware of. Today making a difference in our economic system‚ means poisoning our Great Lakes‚ killing off the future‚ and not giving children the benefit of the doubt if that were done to the people of the states. Fracking‚

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    States Environmental Protection Agency. Print. Pennsylvania Oil and Gas Act‚ § 78.51 (2009). Print. "Related:." Man-Made Earthquakes Update. Web. 03 Apr. 2014. . State of Colorado Oil & Gas Conservation Commission. Department of Natural Resources. Gasland. Colorado Gas Conservation Commission. State of Colorado‚ 19 Feb. 2012. Web. 9 Apr. 2014. . Texas House Bill 3328‚ § 82 (2011) "United States Dollar." TRADING ECONOMICS. Web. 11 Apr. 2014. "United States Industrial Production." TRADING ECONOMICS

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    waters on drinking water resources? What are the possible impacts of hydraulic fracturing fluid surface spills on or near well pads on drinking water resources? They had indeed concluded that fracturing does interfere with water supply. In the movie “Gasland” a man turns on a faucet and puts a lighter near it. Within a few moments flames erupt from the faucet. This was probably due to the fact that a fracturing site was located nearby. That is the first reason on why hydraulic fracturing should be banned

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    com/2011/11/10/u-s-government-confirms-link-between-earthquakes-and-hydraulic-fracturing/> Finkel‚ Madelon L. “The Rush to Drill for Natural Gas: A Public Health Cautionary Tale.” American Journal of Public Health 101.5 (2011): 784-89. Academic Search Premier. Web. 15 April 2011. Gasland. Dir. Josh Fox. HBO Documentary Films‚ 2010. DVD Hall‚ Keith B. “Hydraulic Fracturing: What are the 3 Big Benefits?” Oil & Gas Law Brief. Stone Pigman Walther Wittmann‚ 01 April 2011. Web. 16 April 2012. <http://www.oilgaslawbrief.com/hydr

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    fractures. When the rock fractures it releases natural gas that can be collected at very inexpensive cost. The problem is that this can contaminate local water supplies‚ including lakes‚ ponds‚ streams‚ rivers‚ and ground water. The documentary Gasland stirred up interest in the American population to the effects of fracking. After being offered one hundred thousand dollars for his land from a gas company‚ the director Josh Fox traveled around America investigating the effects of fracking on the

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    Cited: Adams‚ Jacqueline. "Fuel Fight." Earth: Natural Resources 16 april 2012: 16-17. Bamberger‚ M.‚ R.E Oswald and Forthcoming. "Impacts of Gas Drilling on Human and Animal Health." The New Solutions January 2012: 51-77. Gasland. Dir. Josh Fox. Perf. Josh Fox. 2010. Harder‚ Amy. "Natural Gas‚ the Phantom Menace." National Journal (April 5‚ 2012). Palliser‚ Janna. "Fracking Fury." Science Scope (March 2012): 20. Pless‚ Jacquelyn. "Fracking Fracas." Energy Magazine (May 14

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    both houses of Congress . The Act was supposed to close the Halliburton loophole and amend the Safe Drinking Water Act and regulate fracking. In addition‚ it would mandate the full disclosure of chemicals used in fracking fluids. In a movie called Gasland‚ which was considered in order to see how the opinion of the general public could be formed‚ there was an interview with Weston Willis‚ who was not speaking on behalf of the EPA‚ although he works for the EPA was revealed that the chemicals used are

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    On every fracking site‚ 8 million gallons of water and 40‚000 gallons of chemicals are used each day. In addition‚ these chemicals are injected 10‚000 feet into the ground. This interesting statistic calls attention to the dangers of contamination and pollution that fracking brings to local communities and residents. A PhD recipient from Duke University‚ Dr.Richard Anderson‚ claims that the federal government needs to have certain limitations on national fracking protocol. Otherwise‚ he argues greater

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