by Peter Rugh
“‘They’ve fracked so much gas out of the ground now that there’s a glut of it,’ said Sandra Steingraber, a biologist at Ithaca College and a vocal opponent of fracking. ‘Natural gas storage projects don’t just represent environmental health problems in the long run — water contamination, air pollution, which is what fracking gives us — they also represent basic safety issues,’ she added, emphasizing that natural gas is also highly explosive.” Vice covers responses to the New York State fracking ban. Read the article