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Leased Land in Medina County, Medina, and Townships
Now complete with Lakes, Rivers, and Streams
Leased Land in Medina County, Medina, and Townships
Now complete with Lakes, Rivers, and Streams
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IMPORTANT!!! - SEE LINK TO NEXUS PIPELINE TO RUN THROUGH MEDINA COUNTY - See Nexus Pipeline Link - 4/25/13
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TWO KEY OHIO REPUBLICANS OPPOSE KASICH'S TAX PROPOSAL ON DRILLERS(Batchelder & Mandel) - 3/11/13
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FRACKING OUR FOOD SUPPLY! - The Nation - December 17, 2012
Small Towns Say Boom A Trade-Off - 9/30/12
Eco-group worries about added costs of fracking-Akron Beacon Journal 9/20/12
Doctors Fight "GAG ORDER" Over Fracking Chemicals - American Medical News - 8/27/12
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MUST SEE VIDEO!
PERSONAL STORY OF DEVASTATION CAUSED BY SLICK WATER HIGH VOLUME INDUSTRIALIZED HYDRAULIC HYDROFRACKING
"Fracking Natural Gas Wells Requires Hundreds of Tons of Chemical Liquids" - Akron Beacon Journal - 2/12/12
(Additives Used Are Toxic and Threaten Drinking Water)
Injection Well Earthquakes - Impacts
Scientific American: Earthquakes linked to injection wells
Columbia University seismologists' report
EPA/Groundwater Contamination Investigation in Wyoming - 12/8/2011
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TWO KEY OHIO REPUBLICANS OPPOSE KASICH'S TAX PROPOSAL ON DRILLERS(Batchelder & Mandel) - 3/11/13
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FRACKING OUR FOOD SUPPLY! - The Nation - December 17, 2012
Small Towns Say Boom A Trade-Off - 9/30/12
Eco-group worries about added costs of fracking-Akron Beacon Journal 9/20/12
Doctors Fight "GAG ORDER" Over Fracking Chemicals - American Medical News - 8/27/12
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MUST SEE VIDEO!
PERSONAL STORY OF DEVASTATION CAUSED BY SLICK WATER HIGH VOLUME INDUSTRIALIZED HYDRAULIC HYDROFRACKING
"Fracking Natural Gas Wells Requires Hundreds of Tons of Chemical Liquids" - Akron Beacon Journal - 2/12/12
(Additives Used Are Toxic and Threaten Drinking Water)
Injection Well Earthquakes - Impacts
Scientific American: Earthquakes linked to injection wells
Columbia University seismologists' report
EPA/Groundwater Contamination Investigation in Wyoming - 12/8/2011
Major Permitted and Executed Locations
HARRISVILLE TWP.
TOWNSHIPS WITH ACTIVE BANS ON HYDRAULIC FRACTURING ON TOWNSHIP OWNED PROPERTY
SHARON TWP.
MEDINA TWP.
HINCKLEY TWP.
YORK TWP.
MONTVILLE TWP.
- Edmund A. Crosby, 8884 Congress Road, Homerville, Ohio - site is just west and north of US 224 where the bypass starts near Mack Foods
- Richman Farms, 7900 Richman Rd., Lodi, Ohio - (This is the Indoe big farm operation) - site is just to the north of where Richman crosses Kennard. (Site is ready for fracking to begin)
TOWNSHIPS WITH ACTIVE BANS ON HYDRAULIC FRACTURING ON TOWNSHIP OWNED PROPERTY
SHARON TWP.
MEDINA TWP.
HINCKLEY TWP.
YORK TWP.
MONTVILLE TWP.
What is HYDRAULIC FRACTURING?
Hydraulic fracturing is a drilling procedure used in many natural gas wells in the United States. Millions of gallons of water, sand, and chemicals are pumped at extremely high pressures underground. This process fractures the shale, opening fissures that release the gas.
Scientists are worried that the chemicals used in hydraulic fracturing may pose a threat either underground or when waste fluids are handled and sometimes spilled on the surface. Fissures cannot be controlled, so methane and other products of the process often leak into aquifers and groundwater. Inadequate regulations and lobbyists make the situation even worse. Concerned Citizens of Medina County was organized to educate the public, correct industry misinformation and support necessary regulations.
Scientists are worried that the chemicals used in hydraulic fracturing may pose a threat either underground or when waste fluids are handled and sometimes spilled on the surface. Fissures cannot be controlled, so methane and other products of the process often leak into aquifers and groundwater. Inadequate regulations and lobbyists make the situation even worse. Concerned Citizens of Medina County was organized to educate the public, correct industry misinformation and support necessary regulations.
