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The truth about the consequences of hydraulic fracturing, documentary |
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| Wednesday, 01 August 2012 09:15 | |||
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The truth about the consequences of hydraulic fracturing, documentary. Thousands of people are moving to Spain are not carried out projects to extract gas from shale in the land. For this type of natural gas, we need a procedure known as "hydraulic fracturing" or "fracking." The same is extremely aggressive to the earth, and that injects million liters of water and chemicals that produce rupture of the shale rock, in order to release the gas trapped between them.
This type of operation is extremely dangerous, especially for aquifers, as there are great opportunities for contamination. The experience of other countries like the United States amply demonstrates. The wells of the people living in the area of the perforations mannan contaminated water, sometimes even until the taps are set on fire by the gas flowing through the pipes. This film not only deals with the problem of hydraulic fracturing, but it touches very interesting points about the media, regarding strategies to get people to be swayed lies, just for the sake of repeating the TV or simply by not questioning them. It's called "The sky is pink," is subtitled in Spanish, and is a material that all possible affected by hydraulic fracturing in the world (Burgos, Cantabria, Palencia in Spain), they should look carefully. / P>
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