fracking and earthquakes

JAGG · 08-24-2011, 10:04 AM

I know the EPA has no power or say in fracking. They were prohibited from testing anything in reguards to fracking in 2005. Have you heard of the Haliberton loophole act? So as far as it not contaminating the soil , that is questionable. Horizonal fracking uses 100's of chemicals as well as deepwell fracking does. But I'm not an expert I only know what I have read. Plus I don't want to debate something that I am not experienced in. I believe there isn't enough proof on either side of the debate, to have a firm conviction. That is how I feel. I want more studies to know for sure, all I am asking. Frankly I wish we used no fossil fuels for energy. But solar and wind, and the like.

08-24-2011, 10:04 AM	#9
JAGG Infamous Member How Do You Identify?: Butch Preferred Pronoun?: JAGG Relationship Status: =) Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: Tulsa (cat free zone) Posts: 6,093 My Photo Gallery Thanks: 18,651 Thanked 17,531 Times in 4,137 Posts Rep Power: 21474858	I know the EPA has no power or say in fracking. They were prohibited from testing anything in reguards to fracking in 2005. Have you heard of the Haliberton loophole act? So as far as it not contaminating the soil , that is questionable. Horizonal fracking uses 100's of chemicals as well as deepwell fracking does. But I'm not an expert I only know what I have read. Plus I don't want to debate something that I am not experienced in. I believe there isn't enough proof on either side of the debate, to have a firm conviction. That is how I feel. I want more studies to know for sure, all I am asking. Frankly I wish we used no fossil fuels for energy. But solar and wind, and the like. __________________ I don't want to spend my life with someone I can live with, I want to spend my life with someone I can't live without.

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