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Natural Gas Drilling: How it’s potentially influencing our vineyards

The Lake Erie Regions of Pennsylvania and Ohio and the Finger Lakes

of New York are blessed with beautiful scenery, rich soils, plentiful

water and excellent climates for grape growing and wine production.

Grapes are not the only thing that grows well in these areas. Orchards,

fruit farms and livestock are plentiful too. For wine lovers, like me,

they are a get away, a place to escape to for a weekend to enjoy the

beautiful scenery, fantastic food and plentiful… Continue

Added by Jennifer Stockdale on July 29, 2010 at 8:53pm — 6 Comments

FICTIONALIZING The Facts-Foxs' Flaming Faucets (By Peter Wynne)

Fictionalizing the Facts: Fox’s Flaming Faucets

By Peter Wynne

The Hancock (N.Y.) Herald

July 14, 2010

If you watch Josh Fox in his movie “Gasland,” listen to the narration he wrote and read some of the interviews he’s giving to the media, you’ll likely be convinced he was born among the green hills of Wayne County, Pa., and grew up in a little house on a dirt road in the middle of the woods. More than that, the house was built by his parents, who taught him his first word,… Continue

Added by Robin Fehrenbach Scala on July 29, 2010 at 10:26am — 1 Comment

On Water... The Red Herring

I thought I would take time this week to discuss the red herrings that have been used to divert our attention from the important things going on in the Marcellus Shale and hydraulic fracturing in particular. As you know, the definition of "red herring" is something used to divert attention from a person or organization's actual goals.


The Gasland fiction that premiered last week was effectively debunked here and on a number of web sites YET I did not see this once in the…
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Added by Michael Havelka on July 2, 2010 at 2:51pm — 18 Comments

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