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NY Legislators Propose Ban On Use Of Carbon Dioxide To Extract Gas

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The state already prohibits high-volume hydraulic fracking, which uses water to extract gas from the ground. Legislators sponsoring the new bill say it builds on the previous ban, which the state formalized in 2015.

“It’s legislation that will simply expand our current definition of fracking, to include not being able to use carbon dioxide as another medium to do dangerous fracking in New York state,” said Assemblymember Anna Kelles, the bill’s lead sponsor in the assembly.

The actor Mark Ruffalo, who has long been involved in the movement to ban fracking in the state, joined the lawmakers for the announcement.

“This is a fight we're willing to have,” Ruffalo said. “It's ridiculous that the gas industry is now trying to get around our fracking ban by using an experimental form of extracting gas out of shale with carbon dioxide.”

 

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so are they now saying sequestering CO2 is a BAD thing?

 

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Hey, if The Hulk wants to pay us the equivalent of what the pocket of gas under our land is worth, I'm open to suggestion. 

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10 hours ago, Chris said:

Hey, if The Hulk wants to pay us the equivalent of what the pocket of gas under our land is worth, I'm open to suggestion. 

no,no,no peasant, HULK fly....need carbon offset

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