Is there a media blackout on the fracking flood disaster in Colorado?

[sikofit3]

27. Not so fast

I think your being a little light hearted about this situation probably from a lack of knowledge on the chemicals and the amount of flowback water each well has either stored in open pits or in those containers. If you think dilution is what is going to make this situation ok I think you might want to look into how a few spills into the Susquehanna River tributary in PA resulted in those down river not being able to drink the water because it failed the EPA standards even after going through the water treatment plants. Maryland is currently suing a company in PA for polluting the Chesapeake Bay where MD gets some of its drinking water and that is way far down stream from where these "spills" occurred in PA. If I lived in those ares in CO I would not drink the water even if they told me I could and boiling it will not take those chemicals out of it and in fact boiling it will release methane into your house which is an explosive and an asphyxiate. However, there will continue to be a media blackout on this so we will never know anyway.