Dr (mayor) Cluck and Dr Cynthia Simmons - Frack S H A M E on you!

• I’ve requested time after time of Arlington officials to address the public health risk of being near drilling during the intense, active phases of well site activity and get ZERO response. Once I actually spoke live to our Public Health Authority official, Dr Simmons, and taped the failed conversation… http://barnettshalehell.wordpress.com/2012/05/11/letter-to-trey-yelverton-arlington-city-manager-on-chesapeake-risk-management/

  Here is an Ohio doctor who is being proactive to warn people to remove themselves from harms way …this advice was also given to me by an industry executive too.

  http://www.ohio.com/blogs/drilling/ohio-utica-shale-1.291290/ohio-doctor-worried-about-fracking-speaking-in-portage-county-1.367828

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  From: kim feil <kimfeil@sbcglobal.net>
  To: trey.yelverton@arlingtontx.gov; don.jakeway@arlingtontx.gov; tony@downtownarlington.org; roger.venables@arlingtontx.gov; don.crowson@arlingtontx.gov; jim.self@arlingtontx.gov; cynthia.simmons@arlingtontx.gov; theron.bowman@arlingtontx.gov; joe.morris@arlingtontx.gov; Stuart.Young@arlingtontx.gov; robert.cluck@arlingtontx.gov; robert.shepard@arlingtontx.gov; robert.rivera@arlingtontx.gov; jimmy.bennett@arlingtontx.gov; michael.glaspie@arlingtontx.gov; lana.wolff@arlingtontx.gov; kathryn.wilemon@arlingtontx.gov; charlie.parker@arlingtontx.gov; sheri.capehart@arlingtontx.gov; jim.parajon@arlingtontx.gov; collin.gregory@arlingtontx.gov; jessica.minley@arlingtontx.gov; Maria.Carbajal@arlingtontx.gov; Michael.Buettner@arlingtontx.gov; terry.benton@arlingtontx.gov; darryl.westbrook@arlingtontx.gov; buzz.pishkur@arlingtontx.gov; Jay.Doegey@arlingtontx.gov
  Sent: Sat, January 26, 2013 9:53:15 AM
  Subject: A SMART & CARING DOCTOR Cluck and Cynthia Simmons needs to emmulate regarding public health and drilling

   

   So I’ll blog about this article and feature our head in sand Arlington leadership.

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  Debbie Ziegler Lambert 7:36am Jan 26 A SMART AND CARING DOCTOR!!!Ohio loves its Utica shale for jobs, economic growth and energy, but Dr. Deborah Cowden sees a darker side. Cowden is a family practice doctor who is convinced that air emissions from that drilling, especially the new large wells being fractured, or fracked, pose a big threat to site neighbors in Ohio. She shares her concerns up to four times a month at grass-root meetings across eastern Ohio. She will speak in Portage County at 7:30 p.m. Saturday at King of Glory Church on state Route 303 in Streetsboro. Cowden’s advice to Ohioans: If there is drilling within a half-mile of your house, get out and stay out as much as possible during the drilling process. Youngsters should be kept away as much as possible to minimize exposure to as many as 78 toxic chemicals in the air, says Cowden, who lives in Loudonville in Ashland County and works for the Knox County Health Department.

  I commented on this article …“The part about the EPA making emission controls to capture 95% does not help on the piece they missed regarding the initial stages of flowback. The industry standard is to use rural method, OPEN HATCH flowback tanks. The urban standard yet to be adopted by Arlington drillers should be to use pressurized, ventless flowback tanks. Shame on Arlington officials to NOT enforce Best Available Emission Control Technolgoies by my family….and shame on them and Chesapeake for not giving me as requested dates for when they flowback the wells so my family would have had an opportunity to leave the area…I made these two videos showing how I was withheld this information”….

  http://barnettshalehell.wordpress.com/2012/11/05/arlington-tx-former-and-present-councilman-district-1-prodriller-meeting-of-the-minds/

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