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    • EDITORIAL: Is Atlantic Coast Pipeline still a viable project?

      Posted by Bill on August 10, 2019
      Climate Crisis, Financial Implications, Health, Laws Regulations, Plastics, US Government Agencies

      This editorial, written by the Lynchburg News & Advance, and posted to the Free Lance-Star. discusses the Atlantic Coast Pipeline and Dominion Energy.

      This is an excellent piece. There is an obvious flaw in the article’s title however. The word “still” implies it was once needed. It has only been […]


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    • Free Lance-Star Editorial: Preserve Ag land for agriculture

      Posted by Bill on August 8, 2019
      Alternative Energy, Chemicals Pesticides Fertilizers, Climate Crisis, Denialism, Food Production

      This editorial is way off base.

      Why should agricultural land be off-limits for solar projects? Solar projects are more environmentally friendly than housing developments. And they are more economically beneficial as they don’t require massive outlays of tax dollars for roads, schools, etc.

      Solar farms don’t use massive amounts of water […]


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    • Gas Pipelines in the Taylorsville Basin- What? No way! OMG!

      Posted by Bill on July 3, 2018
      Eminent Domain, Fracking, GHGs, including methane, Laws Regulations, Pipelines, US Government Agencies

      Pipelines in the Taylorsville Basin? Wherever there are fracking wells, there are pipelines. So, if fracking is allowed in the Taylorsville Basin, there will be pipelines. Didn’t think about that? Probably also didn’t think about how the land will be acquired for the buried pipelines. Think Eminent Domain, where your land […]


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    • Who really benefits from fracking? You? No, not at all.

      Posted by Bill on January 16, 2018
      Activists, Alternative Energy, Financial Implications

      The Fossil Fuel industry, their shareholders, their lobbyists, and the state and federal legislators who pass laws that benefit that industry in exchange for campaign contributions. It is definitely not the public. And, given that Congress has seen fit to remove export restrictions for that industry, much of the gas […]


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    • Fracking – are we nuts?

      Posted by Bill on January 16, 2018
      Air Pollution, Denialism, GHGs, including methane, Health, Water

      Fracking releases greenhouse gases into the atmosphere when it is extracted, when it is shipped to where it will be used, and when it is burned. Global warming is real and we are running out of time to keep it under control. Virtually all climate scientists agree that climate change […]


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    • Westmoreland sets no-fracking strategy

      Posted by Bill on January 10, 2018
      Financial Implications, Health, Laws Regulations, Toxic Waste, Water

      I applaud the Board of Supervisors (BOS) of Westmoreland County for taking an extremely sound, well-thought-out position. The two step approach should be the model that every County in the Taylorsville Basin follows. And I applaud the FLS Editorial Staff for supporting this decision, stating “We would urge the […]


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    • Wastewater Disposal Pits – Do they leak? (Of course)

      Posted by Bill on February 24, 2017
      Chemicals Pesticides Fertilizers, Laws Regulations, Toxic Waste, Water

      Pits are holes. Frackers dig them to store stuff, most of which you wouldn’t want to drink. So what is a pit?

      Pits are used to store drilling fluids and to dispose of wastes generated by drilling operations. Drilling fluids contain toxic materials such as arsenic, mercury, lead, and other toxins. Wastes can contain […]


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