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Environment & Energy

mtasselin

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Reply to Champion Jack (Original post)

Wed Apr 23, 2014, 08:29 AM

Apr 2014

Good job, but if you don't have the money in your bank don't go out and spend it. The battle was won but the fight is far from over, Good Luck because even though it is a small victory it is a victory.

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A big win for the people vs the Frackers [View all] Champion Jack Apr 2014 OP

Great mtasselin Apr 2014 #1

Many of the Frackers are wealthy enough that they are self-insured. In Texas, mandotory Dustlawyer Apr 2014 #2

Has Scalia overturned it yet? Orrex Apr 2014 #3

Don't you mean Scalia/Thomas? lame54 Apr 2014 #5

They are the same. iandhr Apr 2014 #6

Wow, I'm shocked. eggplant Apr 2014 #4

must be related to the Incredibles :) PatrynXX Apr 2014 #7

wait a min Bob Parr? PatrynXX Apr 2014 #8

Fracking has been going on for over 50 years demoncrat Apr 2014 #9

Hydraulic slick water Fracking has only been going on for about 12 years Champion Jack Apr 2014 #10

No precedent mybuddy Apr 2014 #12

thanks for your concern , but, wrong on all counts, nice try tho' Champion Jack Apr 2014 #13

This is a huge deal. 7wo7rees Apr 2014 #15

Love it! Nihil Apr 2014 #16

Reminds me of the "Love Canal" incident years ago..... a kennedy Apr 2014 #11

It's one victory, but a single jury verdict doesn't set a legal precedent. Jim Lane Apr 2014 #14