Pa. Senate bill would cut impact fees for communities that restrict fracking
Former DEP secretary David Hess says a Senate bill is meant to punish communities that try to protect their health and environment from fracking impacts.
One response to “The Invisible hand of Fossil Energy Punishes”
Paul Roden
Fracking is too dangerous, too expensive and totally unneeded for our energy needs. The natural gas trapped in shale should be left there. Transition to a renewable energy economy of hydroelectric, solar, wind and geothermal power now. Save the planet and create jobs. Make our energy infrastructure, more resilient, independent and interdependent without fossil or nuclear fuel.
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One response to “The Invisible hand of Fossil Energy Punishes”
Fracking is too dangerous, too expensive and totally unneeded for our energy needs. The natural gas trapped in shale should be left there. Transition to a renewable energy economy of hydroelectric, solar, wind and geothermal power now. Save the planet and create jobs. Make our energy infrastructure, more resilient, independent and interdependent without fossil or nuclear fuel.