EPA Considers Risk of Gas Extraction

   Yellow foul-smelling water,
do you depend on your own
water well? Could be a costly
investment down the drain.
Even public water supplies
leave a lot to be desired.
   The hydraulic fracking
method of gas extraction
takes 3-9 million gallons
of water, sand, and 590+
'secret' chemicals, how's
that for the water table? The
EPA is preparing to spend
1.9 million dollars on a study
to find out. This should
prompt families, farmers, and
ranchers to re-think the clean
energy Bridge.

With Every Breath I Take...

Here is a petition link to sign
for the EPA to give us clean
air in Texas. Despite Rick
Perry's absurd claim, that
Texas should be a Poster Child
for the rest of the nation in
clean air.
Unfortunately, the environ-
mental regulators appointed
by Rick Perry have received
more than 2.3 million from
energy interests in the last
three years.
American Lung Association
gives a grade of F to 21 of
30 biggest counties in the
state for their air quality.
http://www.environmenttexas.org/action/clean-air/perry-petition2

Breaking News!

Hooray! Thanks to the EPA, our new
Regional Director, Dr. Al Armendariz,
and Downwinders at Risk...

Who made Texas the battlefield in
an effort to bring SCR from Europe
to America.
In a stunning and unexpected move,
the EPA and Lafarge cement
announced an historic agreement
today that called for the building
and operation of the first Selective
Catalytic Reduction (SCR)
system on an American cement
plant.
Read how TCEQ was embarrassed
by ignoning their studies. Also,
see how Downwinders efforts will
help us all in Texas to breathe
easier.http://campaign.constantcontact.com/render?v=001vUitVcnL-0f-VLWn5RBWJltNRnx8C5KTXTnP2xi5vf0LIf9TLunM-ddfR63wNBqPbLmnK5Y5pkcnnFEX5Lsh54VjlGG4c-ieF_yMX5EcX1vzknnzI-4s6A%3D%3D