Aaron Dykes and Melissa Melton
Activist Post
Unearthed articles from the 1960s detail how nuclear waste was buried
beneath the Earth’s surface by Halliburton & Co. for decades as a
means of disposing the by-products of post-World War II atomic energy
production.
Fracking is already a controversial practice on its face; allowing U.S.
industries to inject slurries of toxic, potentially carcinogenic
compounds deep beneath the planet’s surface — as a means of “see no
evil” waste disposal — already sounds ridiculous, dangerous, and stupid
anyway without even going into further detail.
Alleged fracking links to the contamination of the public water supply
and critical aquifers, as well as ties to earthquake upticks near
drilling locations that are otherwise not prone to seismic activity
have created uproar in the years since the 2005 “Cheney loophole,”
which allowed the industry to circumvent the Safe Drinking Water Act
by exempting fracking fluids, thus fast tracking shale fracking as a
source of cheap natural gas.
READ MORE:http://www.activistpost.com/2015/03/shock-fracking-used-to-inject-nuclear.html
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