"more harm than good" (Reply #12) - Democratic Underground

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Response to DCBob (Reply #11)

Tue May 31, 2016, 08:40 AM

reddread (6,896 posts)

12. "more harm than good"

unless you place a value on clean water.

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50 replies	Author	Time	Post
Major environmental group makes first ever endorsement of Hillary Clinton [View all]	Henhouse	May 2016	OP
Wow at least 2 huges ones back to back (UAW was great as well)	Amimnoch	May 2016	#1
Wow! How they explain her fracking?	peace13	May 2016	#2
Guess they haven't heard of this newfangled thing called 'fracking'.	cui bono	May 2016	#3
They understand that natural gas is cleaner than coal. Berners seem oblivious to that fact.	YouDig	May 2016	#19
Message auto-removed	Name removed	May 2016	#20
Cleaner than coal. Look up the suffix "-er".	YouDig	May 2016	#21
The Sandroids were brought into the fold with all sorts of lofty promises,	anotherproletariat	May 2016	#27
mmkay...	cui bono	May 2016	#22
Wonderful! Thank you!	Lucinda	May 2016	#4
Nice....	LenaBaby61	May 2016	#5
Maybe they figure we can save energy by lighting our fracked water at night.	Vinca	May 2016	#6
Endorsements do not mean a lot, but this one is especially good. Nt	seabeyond	May 2016	#7
Excellent endorsement. To all those complaining about fracking	auntpurl	May 2016	#8
Yes, and +1000 for explaining the context	Hortensis	May 2016	#10
She says one thing and does another	pinebox	May 2016	#17
You are way off, sorry	GRhodes	May 2016	#28
Thank you for going into such detail. Excellent post!	cui bono	May 2016	#48
Clean water is a huge issue!	peace13	May 2016	#29
The Colombia Free Trade legislation supports continued use of coal and	PufPuf23	May 2016	#30
Note that Plan Colombia - part of neo-con plan for global dominance -	PufPuf23	May 2016	#34
How does the increase in use of cheap Colombian coal in the USA and northern Europe relate	PufPuf23	May 2016	#36
This is yet another false choice, just like the social vs. economic justice was a false choice	cui bono	May 2016	#44
Under the bus NRDC, you bastards!!!!!!!!!!!!!	Darb	May 2016	#9
Regarding fracking..the NRDC's position is nuanced and certainly not in-line with Bernie's ban it.	DCBob	May 2016	#11
"more harm than good"	reddread	May 2016	#12
"unless you place a value on clean water."	DCBob	May 2016	#13
there is no either or, they are the treasure of the commons	reddread	May 2016	#14
Apparently the NRDC can see it the way I, Hillary and others see it.	DCBob	May 2016	#15
apparently	reddread	May 2016	#16
Good post.	auntpurl	May 2016	#18
I wish people	GRhodes	May 2016	#31
That's nonsense. It doesn't do more harm than solar or wind.	cui bono	May 2016	#24
I am not "okay" with fracking..	DCBob	May 2016	#33
The thing with fracking is that they have somehow gotten an okay from govt to have non-disclosure	cui bono	May 2016	#38
K & R!	kstewart33	May 2016	#23
Based on history, I would expect Hillary Clinton to be a weak environmental POTUS.	PufPuf23	May 2016	#25
Another cause against its cause.	mmonk	May 2016	#26
Fracking abroad, big oil donors to Clinton Foundation, supported off shore drilling and Keystone	EndElectoral	May 2016	#32
K & R	LAS14	May 2016	#35
This message was self-deleted by its author	cyberpj	May 2016	#37
A very clear and notable distinction	Carolina	May 2016	#43
I was wondering about that but it was too late to look it up before work.	cui bono	May 2016	#45
Awesome!	workinclasszero	May 2016	#39
The best way to protect natural resources is to frack the shit out of them	QC	May 2016	#40
K&R	Carolina	May 2016	#42
Dear Californians	Carolina	May 2016	#41
Schwartzenegger for President!!!	cui bono	May 2016	#46
LOL	Carolina	May 2016	#47
Under the bus you go, folks. Along with all the other fracking supporters. Environmentalists? Sure.	mikehiggins	May 2016	#49
interesting.	Bill USA	May 2016	#50

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