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In reply to the discussion: EPA drops fracking pollution study...So I guess I must be a racist... [View all]Cerridwen
(13,262 posts)Because the study proved inconclusive, they determined not to send it out for peer review. Kinda makes sense in the world of sequestration to not spend the money to peer review an inconclusive study. Especially since the state of Wyoming will take the data provided by the EPA and further the study of fracking in Wyoming "with the support of the EPA." The EPA will now focus on the national scale as Wyoming focuses on the local scale. That report is due out the end of 2014.
The press release from the evil government EPA is available at this link: http://yosemite.epa.gov/opa/admpress.nsf/8b770facf5edf6f185257359003fb69e/dc7dcdb471dcfe1785257b90007377bf!OpenDocument Interestingly enough, the title of the press release is Wyoming to Lead Further Investigation of Water Quality Concerns Outside of Pavillion with Support of EPA Weird, huh. Further investigation.
It's not nearly as simplistic as the articles reporting the evil EPA; all of which look like photocopies of each other; but it is more comprehensive of the players and the reasons behind the changing roles each evil government entity will take based on something called science.