KEEP OUR COMMUNITY FRACK-FREE 

There are now hundreds of peer reviewed scientific articles on all aspects of toxins related to unconventional oil and gas production.

 

The Endocrine Disruption Exchange (TEDX) has published research and aggregated data identifying low-dose exposure to chemicals associated with oil and gas development and operations as Endocrine Disrupting Chemicals (EDC). These chemicals affect not only reproduction and fetal development, but are linked to respiratory health, metabolism issues, malignancy as well as all the problems listed below.

 

The New York State Department of Health (NYSDOH) released A Public Health Review Of High Volume Hydraulic Fracturing For Shale Gas Development in December 2014.

In this study, it found that residents living near fracking activities had the following health problems: skin rash, nausea or vomiting, abdominal pain, breathing difficulties, cough, nosebleed, anxiety, stress, headache, dizziness, and eye and throat irritation. This study led to their recommendation that fracking should be banned in New York State.

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Ask County Commissioners To Support A No-Leasing Alternative to Prevent Backdoor Industrial Oil and Gas Zoning Through Federal Resource Management Planning

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  • Thank you [BLM] so much for taking our input. This means a lot to us, and the future of Colorado, for my son's generation, for his children and for generations to come. Please work hard to focus on harnessing renewable energy and we will be there to support you.

    Julie B.

  • Please let us live in the valley we have chosen for our home free of fear of damages that have occurred in other areas of Colorado and in other states.

    Sandra G.

  • It is truly a little piece of heaven for so many citizens and visitors alike. [Oil and gas development] would destroy the local economy and a place that so many rely on for rest.

    Nancy R.

  • I am 3 yrs old and I hope to have clean water to drink as I grown and for my family.

    Wren B.

  • We need land to give to our children someday, please think of them when you think of drilling on this beautiful land that has already given enough.

    Shannon O.

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