Government auditors said the Environmental Protection Agency was struggling to regulate one of the most promising sources of new energy. The Government Accountability Office said EPA regulators have "one hand tied behind their backs" when it comes to monitoring shale oil and gas production. Reuters reported they lack key data on the environmental and public-health risks. Advances in shale exploration have allowed energy companies to tap into domestic sources. But it has also raised fears about pollution and environmental damage in local communities.
Thats total BS.The EPA is behind higher gas and coal prices by not issuing permits.Its all part of the Obama agenda to make us depend on government handouts.
this is an end run trying to regulate fracking on a federal level instead of by the states. ie shut it down like they are shutting down coal production
Thats total BS.The EPA is behind higher gas and coal prices by not issuing permits.Its all part of the Obama agenda to make us depend on government handouts.
ReplyDeletethis is an end run trying to regulate fracking on a federal level instead of by the states. ie shut it down like they are shutting down coal production
ReplyDeletethey should have both hands tied behind their back and their head removed from their collective ass!
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