I find it very interesting that the EPA wants to be hands off on this hydro-fracturing waste in NY - but at the same time wants to strong-arm NY into tighter regulations on pollution via runoff that makes its way into the Susquehanna River (Chesapeake Bay watershed).
Not only would I think that the EPA would want to be very hands-on ... I would think that everyone between NY and the Chesapeake Bay, including those surrounding the bay, would want to be overseeing this. Ultimately, any waste that makes its way back above ground is sent to treatment facilities - typically located right on the river.
Not only would I think that the EPA would want to be very hands-on ... I would think that everyone between NY and the Chesapeake Bay, including those surrounding the bay, would want to be overseeing this. Ultimately, any waste that makes its way back above ground is sent to treatment facilities - typically located right on the river.
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