Oil companies protected ahead of selling fracking water

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lispisok · 3h ago

You take a dump, flush it down the toilet. The water that flushed your dump gets treated and put back into the water supply which you drink later. That process is repeated many times. I'm less interested in the inputs and more interested in the outputs before the fracking produced water is put back in the supply.

linotype · 3h ago

If Texans vote to poison themselves I say let them. If they wanted safe drinking water they should vote for people that support it.

helsinki8 · 2h ago

And the children who are getting poisoned? And the slightly less than half of people who voted against the party in power?

michaelhoney · 7h ago

There really is no limit to the degree to which legislators will clear the way for fossil fuel companies to kill us all

BriggyDwiggs42 · 5h ago

Gov makes it legal for companies to pollute rivers, you’ll never guess what happens next!

BobbyTables2 · 5h ago

So now couldn’t they just bottle it and sell direct?

Might even appease the environmental concerns about releasing this into rivers…

(Somewhat /s in case it’s not obvious)

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Oil companies protected ahead of selling fracking water

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