Other than renewable energy solutions, natural gas has stood out
as one of the cleaner energy sources for those wishing to leave
a greener footprint. Unfortunately, the horizontal drilling
techniques used to obtain this gas, accompanied by toxic
hydraulic fracturing chemicals, are now causing great alarm
concerning the long-term consequences on our water and
environment. Hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, is the
predominant method used for obtaining most natural gas in
Colorado. This dangerous technique has been so “successful” when
used with horizontal drilling technology that a modern-day gold
rush now exists among natural gas companies, fueled by demand
from utilities trying to steer away from burning coal. So Many
Secret Deadly Chemicals A growing number of individuals now
contend that fracking chemicals are polluting underground water
tables with a scary mixture of carcinogens that natural gas
drillers are reluctant to disclose to the public, citing
proprietary concerns. During the last Congress, the Hou