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Author Archives: Anthony Brino

Posted inEnergy, Environment

Shale Gas Fracking Without the Hazards

by Anthony Brino and Brian Nearing November 8, 2011July 17, 2019

In the debate over hydraulic fracturing for natural gas, two facts are beyond dispute: Huge amounts of water are used to break up gas-bearing rock deep underground and huge amounts of polluted water are returned to the surface after the process is complete. Tainted with chemicals, salts and even mild radioactivity, such water, when mishandled, […]

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