Study - Children born near fracking wells at higher risk for Leukemia
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Nope. You're wrong. The word is, "quim", as in, "She availed her sweet quim to me!".
I know everything.
Hey are you still really racist? Try to be less.
Gondwanaland
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If you want to be called a clueless quim along with being a racist cunt, that's fine by me.
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I frankly do not give a flying fuck for your opinion!!
"In no case have we made a definitive determination that the fracking process has caused chemicals to enter groundwater.”
Former EPA administrator Lisa Jackson
Sooo.. you're still really, really racist, then? BLM still a "terrorist organization". Hmm.
Gondwanaland
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What does a quote from some bimbo 10 years ago have to do with now?
Are you really that fucking stupid that you think our knowledge has not progressed in over a decade? Fucting dumbass.
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Look cunt, she was the Administrator for the EPA ffs, Gina McCarthy said the exact same thing!! Do really seriously think that the EPA wouldn't be all over over it if there were thousands of babies dying from fracking?
Gondwanaland
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She was the Administrator of the EPA more than 10 years ago and said that more than 10 years ago, you absolute braindead twat. We've learned a fuck of a lot more since then, including with this study. use whatever lump of cowshit you call a brain.
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Here is another study from Yale, see who is sponsoring it!! Now fucking tell me they are independent!!
https://resources.environment.yale....king-outpaces-science-on-its-impact#gsc.tab=0
When Phil Johnson first left Yale to become a senior officer with The Heinz Endowments’ environment program, hydraulic fracturing was the last thing he thought he’d be working on. Though he grew up in Cooperstown, N.Y., situated above part of the Marcellus-Utica Shale, he, like most people at that time in 2009, barely knew what fracking was.
But the topic was beginning to raise concerns in Pennsylvania, where the organization focuses its work. So Heinz asked Johnson, who has both public health and environmental science master’s degrees from Yale and will receive his FES Ph.D. shortly, to explore how the organization could best support fracking research and community activities. “New extraction activity was emerging before our eyes,” says Johnson. “We wanted to get up to speed quickly to determine what, if any, kind of grant-making we could do to address it.”
As Johnson and program director Caren Glotfelty dug into the topic, one of the first priorities they identified was establishing baseline health and environmental data to better discern potential problems. The realization of this need came, in part, after studying the experiences of people in areas such as Wyoming, where such baseline information was severely lacking. This was, for instance, making it very difficult for families and communities to tie air- and water-quality issues to fracking and related activities they felt were to blame.
“If you don’t have baseline knowledge, it’s hard to do decision-making,” says Johnson. “It’s hard to understand what the future scenarios might be and respond to them.”
With Heinz support, research groups around Pennsylvania have been able to develop monitoring techniques and datasets. Johnson points out that such work is just a start, as comprehensive monitoring would ultimately require support from a number of other sources—support that researchers are now better equipped to seek.
Heinz has made a concerted effort to support community groups gathering health and other information in the region and training others to do so. They have also supported the establishment of key information sources for residents, such as the website fracktracker.org. “The idea is that the more groups there are engaging in a coordinated fashion across a large geography, the more we’ll be able to collectively understand whether or not there are impacts—positive or negative—and at what scale.”
https://resources.environment.yale....king-outpaces-science-on-its-impact#gsc.tab=0
https://resources.environment.yale....king-outpaces-science-on-its-impact#gsc.tab=0
When Phil Johnson first left Yale to become a senior officer with The Heinz Endowments’ environment program, hydraulic fracturing was the last thing he thought he’d be working on. Though he grew up in Cooperstown, N.Y., situated above part of the Marcellus-Utica Shale, he, like most people at that time in 2009, barely knew what fracking was.
But the topic was beginning to raise concerns in Pennsylvania, where the organization focuses its work. So Heinz asked Johnson, who has both public health and environmental science master’s degrees from Yale and will receive his FES Ph.D. shortly, to explore how the organization could best support fracking research and community activities. “New extraction activity was emerging before our eyes,” says Johnson. “We wanted to get up to speed quickly to determine what, if any, kind of grant-making we could do to address it.”
As Johnson and program director Caren Glotfelty dug into the topic, one of the first priorities they identified was establishing baseline health and environmental data to better discern potential problems. The realization of this need came, in part, after studying the experiences of people in areas such as Wyoming, where such baseline information was severely lacking. This was, for instance, making it very difficult for families and communities to tie air- and water-quality issues to fracking and related activities they felt were to blame.
“If you don’t have baseline knowledge, it’s hard to do decision-making,” says Johnson. “It’s hard to understand what the future scenarios might be and respond to them.”
With Heinz support, research groups around Pennsylvania have been able to develop monitoring techniques and datasets. Johnson points out that such work is just a start, as comprehensive monitoring would ultimately require support from a number of other sources—support that researchers are now better equipped to seek.
Heinz has made a concerted effort to support community groups gathering health and other information in the region and training others to do so. They have also supported the establishment of key information sources for residents, such as the website fracktracker.org. “The idea is that the more groups there are engaging in a coordinated fashion across a large geography, the more we’ll be able to collectively understand whether or not there are impacts—positive or negative—and at what scale.”
https://resources.environment.yale....king-outpaces-science-on-its-impact#gsc.tab=0
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Let me reiterate all this stuff is being sponsored by Heinz Endowments trust, yeh that one run by Theresa Heinz, married to John Kerry ffs. Goanna, you're a fucking reptile, fuck off!!
Let me reiterate all this stuff is being sponsored by Heinz Endowments trust, yeh that one run by Theresa Heinz, married to John Kerry ffs. Goanna, you're a fucking reptile, fuck off!!
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Gondwanaland
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Bullshit well poisoning is bullshit well poisoning. Come back when you can address the actual study and the actual findings.
It's Gondwana, you uncultured reprobate who is too much of a pussy to even quote me.
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I have addressed it, it's total bullshit! Oh and I owe you an apology, got your name wrong it's Goanna.
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Oh and those studies are sponsored by the Heinz Trust ffs! 57 varieties of bullshit.
ExpressLane
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He won't need them after he gets his Addadicktome surgery. Until then please excuse his wide mood swings.
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I have, go look!
ExpressLane
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I boycott Heinz products.
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Quite right too, all their products are shit.
T. A. Gardner
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Another crap study. They studied a period from about 2010 to the present. They had no baseline data on health of individuals in these areas previous to the study. So, they had no way of knowing if other factors were in play. This is a typical fallacy where correlation is assumed to equal causation.
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Never mind, Goanna has slithered off in disgrace as well he might. But let's be reminded he's not a Lib, he's a Libertarian.
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