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Lower 48 Oil and Gas Producers Must Treat, Recycle More Produced Water to Reduce Earthquakes, Study Finds

  One of the most respected, international energy consultant speaks bluntly about fracking and earthquakes.  No longer disputed as before, the fossil fuel industry is facing this plus more and more problems. “Earthquakes are not […]

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Damning Evidence of Fracking Health Issues —

After many years of advocacy against fracking, including by many OSFR volunteers, fracking remains a threat to Florida’s environment.  As we and others have said before, as time goes on we constantly learn of more […]

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New York Rejects Williams Pipeline Over Water, Climate Concerns

Another major setback for a fracked gas pipeline in recent days has taken place in New York.  This, coupled with the oil glut which was already occurring even before the corona pandemic slowdown in consumption, […]

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SB200 Ban Fracking Bill Passes First Committee

  First victory for SB200, a true ban fracking bill.  It has all the right language, including “matrix acidizing” and no amendments. More committees to come, so don’t drink the champagne yet.  Some opposition was […]

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Siemens fracking water In: In The Oilfields, Water Matters... | Our Santa Fe River, Inc. (OSFR) | Protecting the Santa Fe River

In The Oilfields, Water Matters…

  The following is an excerpt from a newsletter distributed by the fracking industry in which they admit to the increasingly-astronomical amounts of water needed to acquire the oil, and the amounts of produce (contaminated) […]

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