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Name:	tonjahodgest
E-Mail:	tonjahodgessina.com
Homepage:	http://www.loveslouisvuitton.com/
Zeit:	27.01.2013 um 01:07 (UTC)
Nachricht:	High-volumehorizontal hydraulic fracturing, commonly called " ," is viewed by manyas an economic engine in Ohio because it can exploit for the first time deeply buriedreserves of natural gas. But some farmers see it as an economic threat.A byresearchers at three Ohio universities and sponsored by the , apro-fracking group aimed at maximizing the economic impact of shale gas production inOhio, concluded that fracking could generate 65,680 jobs and $4.9 billion in investmentin Ohio by 2014.S <a href={url}>{keyword}</a>ome farmers foresee financial windfalls from leases with oil and gas companies, which accordingto the economic impact report, were averaging $2,500 an acre, as well as royalties -- ongoingincome streams of 15 percent of the value of extracted gas.But other farmers see fracking as a threat to their way of life because the drillingpractice injects millions of gallons of water laced with toxic chemicals and sand at high pressuredeep underground to break apart shale formations and release the gas. These chemicalscould make their land unusable for organic farming, putting them out of business.Evidence suggests this new drilling technology could contaminate the air, water and soil,and have impacts on public health and our food supply, according to the (OEFFA), a a grassroots coalition offarmers, backyard gardeners, consumers, retailers, educators, researchers and others who share adesire to build a healthy food system that creates economic opportunities and safeguards theenvironment."Farmers' livelihoods depend on the integrity of <a href={url}>{keyword}</a> the soil, clean water and pollution-free air,"according to OEFFA. "Because of their reliance on the land, farmers are among those most at risk tosuffer from the negative impacts of fracking. As the fracking industry grows in Ohio, farmers’concerns are mounting."OEFFA is telling the andtheir experiences with fracking at its website. The organiz <a href={url}>{keyword}</a> ation also is offering  residents aboutfracking. <a href={url}>{keyword}</a>

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Name:	tonjahodgest
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Zeit:	04.02.2009 um 19:48 (UTC)
Nachricht:	hast ne echt coole site, is nen echt cooler staat

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