Help Alex's farm through stronger fracking protections

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By donating to the Ohio Environmetnal Council today, you'll be uniting with Ohioans across the state to demand:

  1. More transparency. Fracking companies should be required to notify emergency planners and responders about all fracking chemicals stored on-site or in-use before an accident or spill occurs.Fire departments, first responders, Ohio EPA, and drinking water authorities need to know what they’re up against.
  2. Greater distances between fracking facilities and our homes, streams, and drinking water supplies. It is unacceptable that a fracking well can be closer to a waterway than the distance between home plate and the pitcher’s mound. Ohio has some of the weakest minimumdistance requirements in the nation.
  3. Safety training and equipment. Firefighters, EPA staff, and other first responders need the most up-to-dateltraining and equipment to deal with the surge in fracking emergencies. 

 

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