On August 29, 2014 Anterra Energy Inc spilled Over 300,000 Litres of Crude Oil and Salt/Produced Water from a pipeline into a nearby waterbody 63Km North of Slave Lake Alberta.The Anterra spill follows a brine spill from an underground North Dakota pipeline on the weekend of July 4th. Around 1 million gallons spilled down a bluff into local waterways. The brine contains petroleum and residue from hydraulic fracturing operations. The spill occurred in a pipeline owned by the Crestwood subsidiary Arrow Pipeline LLC.
These spills are but the latest in a large and growing number of spills reinforcing the point that fossil fuels cannot be safely transported.
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Fracking has got to be FORBIDDEN - NOW! It is dangerous as well as unnecessary. And what use will it be to anyone, once it has poisoned us all????? Climate-deniers please give up: it's no longer a joke.
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