Hot Air Hopefully, the video below will help offset some of the anti-fracking propaganda, some of which is included at the link.
"Because I’m just so wildly fond of celebrities using their pop-cultural platforms to ‘educate’ others on complex economic and environmental issues that they don’t actually understand at all, you can probably guess just how excited I am about this little gem of intellectual dishonesty, courtesy of Matt Damon and our enlightened Brahmin in Tinseltown, due to hit theaters this December. Hint: Promised Landbasically looks like the brazenly deceitful Gasland “documentary,” remade into a fictional storyline."
...."While overwhelming evidence suggests that hydraulic fracturing is in fact reviving small-town America, why is it that no celebrity has stepped up to make a major movie about the environmentalists’ conservation movement impoverishing rural Americans and forcing private individuals off of their land?"
Fracking Dangers, Real and Overblown "Basically, I went into this story, early last year, assuming that it would be easy to show that hydraulic fracturing, or blasting open rock deep underground, directly threatens drinking water supplies. But what I learned in my reporting is that while this may not be impossible–and while more research needs to be performed to determine how likely it is–it doesn’t appear to be the largest concern."
Why one is skeptical of Hollywood-backed scares; there is a proven track record giving us good reasons.
Why “Stop! Don’t Eat That!” Often Isn’t Good Advice
The biggest unfounded health scares of 2010 "We do this each New Year’s Eve by making a list of the top unfounded health scares of the outgoing year. "
Facts Versus Fears a Review of Unfounded Health Scares of 1997 Includes DDT, Red Dye #2, Cell phones, the link between coffee and cancer, among many others.
Liberal mental health laws, not guns, cause these tragedies
"Because I’m just so wildly fond of celebrities using their pop-cultural platforms to ‘educate’ others on complex economic and environmental issues that they don’t actually understand at all, you can probably guess just how excited I am about this little gem of intellectual dishonesty, courtesy of Matt Damon and our enlightened Brahmin in Tinseltown, due to hit theaters this December. Hint: Promised Landbasically looks like the brazenly deceitful Gasland “documentary,” remade into a fictional storyline."
Fracking Dangers, Real and Overblown "Basically, I went into this story, early last year, assuming that it would be easy to show that hydraulic fracturing, or blasting open rock deep underground, directly threatens drinking water supplies. But what I learned in my reporting is that while this may not be impossible–and while more research needs to be performed to determine how likely it is–it doesn’t appear to be the largest concern."
Why one is skeptical of Hollywood-backed scares; there is a proven track record giving us good reasons.
Why “Stop! Don’t Eat That!” Often Isn’t Good Advice
The biggest unfounded health scares of 2010 "We do this each New Year’s Eve by making a list of the top unfounded health scares of the outgoing year. "
Facts Versus Fears a Review of Unfounded Health Scares of 1997 Includes DDT, Red Dye #2, Cell phones, the link between coffee and cancer, among many others.
Liberal mental health laws, not guns, cause these tragedies
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