Tag Archives: fracking

CN August 13, 2015

Posted on August 13, 2015 by Ken

Wanna hear some good news about Illinois? While America whines that President Obama’s new air quality standards are way too stringent and nobody can achieve them, our little State will probably meet, and possibly exceed them pretty quickly. How? … Continue reading →

Posted in Chicago Newsroom past shows | Tagged beer fridge in the garage, Chicago violence, coal-fired electric plants, ComEd, energy-efficiency, fracking, lead paint, lead poisoning, leaded gasoline, LED bulbs, nuclear power in Illinois, Obama's new clean-air regulations | Leave a comment

CN Oct. 30, 2014

Posted on October 31, 2014 by Ken

Mark Denzler is with the Illinois Manufacturer’s Association, and he speaks for a coalition of industries and interests that want to get hydraulic fracturing started in Illinois as soon as possible. We asked him a direct question. “Can you … Continue reading →

Posted in Chicago Newsroom past shows | Tagged Chicago Tribune, fracking, groundwater contamination, horizontal, Illinois, Illinois Manufacturer's Association, Julie Wernau, Mark Denzler, water pollution | Leave a comment

CN Oct. 2, 2014

Posted on October 2, 2014 by Ken

Hydraulic fracturing. It’s directly or at least indirectly responsible for moderately lower prices at the pump, lower-than-normal heating bills and hundreds of other benefits where cheaper oil or natural gas affect our lives. But cheaper comes at a price. Fracking … Continue reading →

Posted in Chicago Newsroom past shows | Tagged Ann Alexander, Bakken Oil Fields, Dr. Lora Chamberlain, economic impact of fracking, flared natural gas, Frack-Free Illinois, fracking, hazardous workplaces, horizontal fracturing, IDNR, NRDC, polluted water | Leave a comment

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