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"Fracking Company Admits Criminal Responsibility; Will Pay to Build Clean Water System, Residents’ Water Bills for 75 Years" By B.N. Frank with excerpts from "Children’s Health Defense"

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EXCERPTS:  Commenting on the plea deal, Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., chairman and chief litigation counsel at Children’s Health Defense, told The Defender:

I visited Dimock in 2010 and watched fires come from people’s faucets while the gas companies were denying everything. A dozen of the activists who hosted my visit have since died of cancer and other diseases that are plausibly related to contamination.

I’m grateful for this victory and Attorney General Josh Shapiro for standing up to the fracking industry. This is the first time that an active driller has ever been held responsible for poisoning water and ruining people’s lives.

Read the Full article here... https://childrenshealthdefense.org/defender/fracking-polluted-water-dimock-pennsylvania/

Landmark Deal: Fracking Company Admits Criminal Responsibility, Will Pay $16.29 Million to Build Pennsylvania Water System

Coterra Energy (formerly Cabot Oil & Gas), the gas-drilling company made famous by the documentary “Gasland,” will pay $16.29 million to connect the homes of residents in the rural Pennsylvania community of Dimock to a clean water source.

   ...and read here...

https://www.activistpost.com/2022/12/fracking-company-admits-criminal-responsibility-will-pay-to-build-clean-water-system-residents-water-bills-for-75-years.html

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