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“A permanent reactor": Fracking's radioactive health threat to Ohio will last 1,600 years without action

“A permanent reactor": Fracking's radioactive health threat to Ohio will last 1,600 years without action

Industry, with help from the state, has chosen to downplay or ignore risks to both workers in the fracking industry and locals who live near oil and gas sites, treatment plants, and sewage systems.

Under “chief’s orders” Ohio operates a radioactive industry off the record

Under “chief’s orders” Ohio operates a radioactive industry off the record

The oil and gas industry consistently claims that the levels of radioactivity in its waste and byproducts are safe – but a growing body of data proves otherwise.

PA regulators won't say where landfill leachate with radioactive fracking material is going

PA regulators won't say where landfill leachate with radioactive fracking material is going

The final destination for 66 percent of liquid waste from 30 municipal landfills is unknown.
“Government failed you” — Pittsburgh state rep. drafts bill to stop radioactive fracking waste from entering public waters

“Government failed you” — Pittsburgh state rep. drafts bill to stop radioactive fracking waste from entering public waters

Pittsburgh’s Freshman State Representative Sara Innamorato is drafting a bill to regulate TENORM (Technically Enhanced Radioactive Material) from fracking waste in response to Public Herald’s leachate investigation.
Pennsylvania is discharging radioactive fracking waste into rivers as landfill leachate

Pennsylvania is discharging radioactive fracking waste into rivers as landfill leachate

A Public Herald investigation has uncovered that DEP is allowing 14 Sewage Waste Treatment Plants to discharge radioactive fracking waste as landfill leachate into 13 Pennsylvania Waterways.

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