Hydrofracking--A New Threat

Hydrofracking--A New Threat

Help Stop Hydrofracking Upcoming Events

Threat of Toxic Deep Well Disposal in Pulteney Toxic Invasion: Predatory Corporation vs. Pulteney, a presentation by Walter Hang, Toxicologist, will be held Friday, Feb. 5 at 1 p.m. at Pulteney Fire House, 8891 Brown Rd, Pulteney. On Sunday, Feb. 7, there will be a panel discussion on deep well disposal of concentrated brine laced with unspecified chemicals in an abandoned gas well in Pulteney with Congressman Eric Massa and others at the Pulteney Fire House. For more information, contact Jeff & Jodi Andrysick at 607-868-7889.

Basic Information

Slickwater Horizontal Hydrofracking is a new process for natural gas extraction that could shortly be a regular process seen in upstate New York because of the extensive Marcellus and Utica Shale deposits found throughout Central New York and the Southern Tier. NOON and the Onondaga Nation oppose hydrofracking because of the intensive resource use and the environmental and health impacts that are often incurred from the drilling process, inevitable accidents, and their aftermath. Hydrofracking will harm our communities, our land, our water, and our air; the impacts will be felt for generations.

Hydrofracking sites scattered around the Upper Green River Valley, Wyoming.

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