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It’s interesting to see how these two perspectives on fracking are playing out in Pennsylvania. Robert F. Kennedy’s (RFK Jr.) visit to Dimock on February 19, 2024 highlights the ongoing health and water contamination concerns linked to fracking, which have been well-documented in that area. His messaging aligns with environmental advocates who have long warned about the dangers of hydraulic fracturing.
On the other hand, the push by Congressman Rob Bresnahan and Trump’s EPA head, Lee Zeldin, to lift the fracking ban in the Delaware Watershed shows a continuation of the pro-fossil fuel stance associated with Trump-era policies. If they succeed, it could open up new fracking opportunities in a region that supplies drinking water to millions of people.
It’s a stark contrast in the Trump administration—one side arguing that fracking is making people sick, and the other pushing for deregulation to expand it. Given the history of fracking-related pollution in Pennsylvania, it’s likely to be a heated debate, especially in communities already dealing with contamination.
This video contains the raw footage interviews from RFK’s visit to Dimock.

$Robert Kennedy Jr Dimock Craig Stevens part 3 2 19 24 It’s interesting to see how these two perspectives on fracking are playing out in Pennsylvania. Robert F. Kennedy’s (RFK Jr.) visit to Dimock on February 19, 2024 highlights the ongoing health and water contamination concerns linked to fracking, which have been well-documented in that area. His messaging aligns with environmental advocates who have long warned about the dangers of hydraulic fracturing. On the other hand, the push by Congressman Rob Bresnahan and Trump’s EPA head, Lee Zeldin, to lift the fracking ban in the Delaware Watershed shows a continuation of the pro-fossil fuel stance associated with Trump-era policies. If they succeed, it could open up new fracking opportunities in a region that supplies drinking water to millions of people. It’s a stark contrast in the Trump administration—one side arguing that fracking is making people sick, and the other pushing for deregulation to expand it. Given the history of fracking-related pollution in Pennsylvania, it’s likely to be a heated debate, especially in communities already dealing with contamination. This video contains the raw footage interviews from RFK’s visit to Dimock.$ $Salem Township Zoning Approval of Moxie Plant WNEP A proposed power plant for a part of Luzerne County has cleared another hurdle in becoming a reality. Moxie Energy wants to build that plant in Salem Township and at a public hearing Wednesday night the township supervisors approved a conditional use permit for that site. The proposed site is in a rural part of Salem Township and Moxie wants to build a natural gas fuel plant that it says would produce up to 900 megawatts of electricity. Moxie came before the Salem Township supervisors where it was approved for a conditional use permit for that land, but the project already has the disapproval of residents. “I’m very aware that these power plants have severe negative impacts on air quality and I think the community does not have all the information before being involved in the decision making in this process,” said Deirdre Lally. Residents say they`re already living under the cooling towers of the PPL nuclear power plant and they do not want yet other energy plant near their homes. “In Salem Township we already have a nuclear plant which has a lot of nuclear waste that we`re dealing with, so I have a concern about this,” said Cinda Hartman. “They`re going to use our water. They`re going to depreciate our land value and I don`t think it should be here. Build it somewhere else,” said Gary Sullivan. Moxie says its plant would only use a fraction of the water the nuclear plant uses since it doesn’t need water for cooling purposes. And it will not be installing any new power lines. It will ones already in place. “The transmission lines are already at the site so we have a new substation built, a new switchyard built to connect the power generation facility to the existing lines, so we`re not building new transmission lines,” said Aaron Siamson, the CEO of Moxie. Salem Township supervisors say Moxie still needs to get several other permits approved, both from the township and the state, but the project has the official go-ahead. The entire list of Pennsylvania water contaminations from fracking. https://files.dep.state.pa.us/OilGas/BOGM/BOGMPortalFiles/OilGasReports/Determination_Letters/Regional_Determination_Letters.pdf$ $Earth Day Wilkes Barre Diane Dreier Description The entire list of Pennsylvania water contaminations from fracking. https://files.dep.state.pa.us/OilGas/BOGM/BOGMPortalFiles/OilGasReports/Determination_Letters/Regional_Determination_Letters.pdf$

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