Fracking injection wells cause earthquakes and can contaminate ground water. It is unconscionable to continue this practice and to continue to expand HVHF.
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robert west
10 years ago
This is too far. (too close, actually) to people's homes and water sources. We are all downstream and accelerated fracking has done nothing but hyper accelerated the problems associated with it and that is just the problems we know about (let alone health issues yet to have surfaced. )
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John LaRose
10 years ago
Time to stop the insanity here in Pennsylvania. Our children and their children after that will already be paying for our lack of foresight
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John Stoneman
10 years ago
Quit putting poisons into the ground!
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Joseph Melcher
10 years ago
Please stop this horrible practice we will start to create earthquakes her soon if we do not stop this practice of poisoning the earth.
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Asta B
10 years ago
This is outrageous. I thought fracking was decreasing in PA, but Gov. Wolf wants to increase it. No!!
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Cheryl Oknefski
10 years ago
I am here for Mother Nature and my fellow Human beings
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Bob Craven
10 years ago
Protect water for all the life that depends on it.
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Maureen Dauphinee
10 years ago
Thank Diane Esser!
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Listen to the people! Our health and safety must over ride companies for profit. It's just plain common sense. Our state's future must be protected, one simple NO at a time. You can't ignore the reprocussions.
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Patricia Popple
10 years ago
Stop the destructive actions of the oil/gas industry.
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Kathy Selvage
10 years ago
The injection well is extremely close to the DuBois reservoir and wells which supply many local municipalities with water. There are 272 property owners within one mile that will likely lose their property value. There are 107 private water wells at risk within a one mile radius. There are 26 old gas wells that may act as conduits (some plugged, some not,) two are deep wells that were fracked and that have fractures that are inside the area of review. There are two fault lines in the Onondaga formation which lies above the Oriskany injection well target formation, one is only a half mile away from the EPA permitted injection well site. There are many homes and an elementary school on the same road that the trucks carrying toxic and radioactive waste will be traveling.
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John Vanco
10 years ago
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Pennsylvania is unsuited for waste disposal. Clearfield County is infamous for its high pyrite and sulfur concentrations, the neighboring Centre County taxpayers had to spend tens of millions for remediation as the disturbed pyrite
ruined water sources.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Please protect our planet from this environmental devastation. The cumulative impact of this project will negatively affect generations to come.
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Walter Tsou
10 years ago
Why would you put this injection well so close to a residential area?
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Michael Genz
10 years ago
If we kept fossil fuels in the ground where they belong, we wouldn't have to create injection wells to begin with.
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ClaireSurmik
10 years ago
Fracking is destructive to the environment and tour water supply.
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J Sam Miller
10 years ago
Same thing holds true for the two new injection wells being planned for Bear Lake, PA in the headwaters of French Creek, feeding the Allegheny River.
It's getting out of control.
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will lisak
10 years ago
This kind of industry is bad for the state, it creates an image of a careless and backwards population, kids who do well in school all leave the area because they see it this way, no one educated wants to move back or start businesses in western PA because of industry like this that compromises the quality of live and endangers peoples health.
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Vera Scroggins
10 years ago
more harmful and toxic infrastructure near homes, farm, schools and people and animals...
Fracking injection wells cause earthquakes and can contaminate ground water. It is unconscionable to continue this practice and to continue to expand HVHF.
This is too far. (too close, actually) to people's homes and water sources. We are all downstream and accelerated fracking has done nothing but hyper accelerated the problems associated with it and that is just the problems we know about (let alone health issues yet to have surfaced. )
Time to stop the insanity here in Pennsylvania. Our children and their children after that will already be paying for our lack of foresight
Quit putting poisons into the ground!
Please stop this horrible practice we will start to create earthquakes her soon if we do not stop this practice of poisoning the earth.
This is outrageous. I thought fracking was decreasing in PA, but Gov. Wolf wants to increase it. No!!
I am here for Mother Nature and my fellow Human beings
Protect water for all the life that depends on it.
Thank Diane Esser!
Listen to the people! Our health and safety must over ride companies for profit. It's just plain common sense. Our state's future must be protected, one simple NO at a time. You can't ignore the reprocussions.
Stop the destructive actions of the oil/gas industry.
The injection well is extremely close to the DuBois reservoir and wells which supply many local municipalities with water. There are 272 property owners within one mile that will likely lose their property value. There are 107 private water wells at risk within a one mile radius. There are 26 old gas wells that may act as conduits (some plugged, some not,) two are deep wells that were fracked and that have fractures that are inside the area of review. There are two fault lines in the Onondaga formation which lies above the Oriskany injection well target formation, one is only a half mile away from the EPA permitted injection well site. There are many homes and an elementary school on the same road that the trucks carrying toxic and radioactive waste will be traveling.
Pennsylvania is unsuited for waste disposal. Clearfield County is infamous for its high pyrite and sulfur concentrations, the neighboring Centre County taxpayers had to spend tens of millions for remediation as the disturbed pyrite ruined water sources.
Please protect our planet from this environmental devastation. The cumulative impact of this project will negatively affect generations to come.
Why would you put this injection well so close to a residential area?
If we kept fossil fuels in the ground where they belong, we wouldn't have to create injection wells to begin with.
Fracking is destructive to the environment and tour water supply.
Same thing holds true for the two new injection wells being planned for Bear Lake, PA in the headwaters of French Creek, feeding the Allegheny River. It's getting out of control.
This kind of industry is bad for the state, it creates an image of a careless and backwards population, kids who do well in school all leave the area because they see it this way, no one educated wants to move back or start businesses in western PA because of industry like this that compromises the quality of live and endangers peoples health.
more harmful and toxic infrastructure near homes, farm, schools and people and animals...