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Public oversight of industry requires public trust of government

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By Nadia Steinzor

May 2, 2013

From global politics to the workplace to personal relationships, progress isn’t possible without trust. Last week, a gas industry group—with a bit of a boost from the Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) —struck a blow against public trust in New York’s review of the impacts of high-volume hydraulic fracturing. 

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Who’s the fool?

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By Nadia Steinzor

April 1, 2013

All morning, the news elicited gasps as it circulated around listservs: the safety and applications of fracking fluid will be tested by being used in a high school swimming pool. Just as my mouth was gaping wide, I remembered it’s April 1—but along with relief that this was a joke came the realization that it was possible to believe, just for a minute, that it might not be.

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Tagged with: fracking, disclosure, april fool's


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