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To: bentway who wrote (801035)	8/12/2014 1:51:01 PM
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>> A Colorado Republican state senator justified the practice of hydraulic fracturing — commonly known as “fracking” — by saying that the presence of burnable amounts of methane gas in drinking water is a perfectly natural phenomenon. In fact, he said, the “Indians” used it for “warmth in the wintertime” many years ago. He's very confused. There is no evidence that fracking makes water "burn." This is a myth propagated by a dummied up demonstration in a made up movie scene. Not unlike the ghosts in Ghostbusters.

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