Showing posts with label sacrifice zone. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sacrifice zone. Show all posts

Thursday, September 4, 2014

Saturday, June 16, 2012

New York DEC Region 7 Demonstration June 14 in Syracuse


It is not okay to turn any part of New York or any New Yorkers into sacrificial guinea pigs. The science is clear that nothing short of a statewide ban will protect all New Yorkers.

Do not frack New York!  Fracking poorer counties is unethical just because the citizens need money and think that gas drilling will make them rich.  Start small in the Southern Tier?  Then what?  With a foot in the door, go big later?  Is that the plan?  Let drilling spread gradually?  No.  We must not allow New York to be fracked.



Tuesday, May 10, 2011

The Sights and Sounds of Natrual Gas Drilling: Susquehanna County, PA


Gas Drilling in Beautiful Susquehanna County, PA from VeccVideography on Vimeo.

Air pollution, noise pollution, water pollution, they all come with the territory.  Welcome to an industrial zone, aka a sacrifice zone, because every single gas well site has the potential to becomes superfund site after all is said and done. Remember Love Canal?

http://gasmain.org/
http://un-naturalgas.org/
http://www.endocrinedisruption.com/chemicals.introduction.php

Sign at Love Canal Protest:  We have better things to do than sit around being contaminated.

Saturday, August 7, 2010

Church Steeple Fire Caused By Lightening: French Azilum. PA

 
My beloved "Little White Church" suffered a fire on Thursday, July 29, in the early morning hours.  A resident of French Azilum was walking his dog when he noticed the flames and called in the alarm.  Thank heaven for that!  Only the steeple, which had been replaced only a few years ago, was destroyed.  My family has worshipped in this church every summer ever since 1930 when my greatgrandparents bought land there.

This beautiful place we call Frenchtown is destined to be a sacrifice zone in the very near future.  Chesapeake Energy has leased almost every inch of the place, except for our 11 acres which they will never get their hands on it if I have anything to say about it.

The beautiful young lady interviewed at the end of this report is my cousin Margaret.  She had planned on having the memorial service for her mother (who died last month ) at the "Little White Church," as we have done for so many of our family for decades.  Many of our forebears are buried in the cemetery which is located next to the church.