Its Official Schneider energy south Texas is closing their doors

There's more than one person lighting their water on fire in the videos. Heck, I remember the Monongahela River catching fire when I was a kid in the '70s and the Ohio River did the same thing not that long after that. It happens. Regardless, let's completely disregard the videos and concentrate on the other links. Fracking damages drinking water. The post I replied to making this point denied it. Of course, we will always have those who will deny it even when they see it with their own two eyes. These people suffer (gladly) from the "Are you going to believe what I tell you or what your lying eyes see?" malady.

 

Lighting water on fire? Gas in water supplies existed long before fracking http://www.michigancapitolconfidential.com/19050

 

Please name one legitimate scientific study that links fracking to pollution of ground water.