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Environmental advocates say the state’s refusal to conduct regular, comprehensive tests for toxic chemicals in the millions of gallons of “fracking” wastes sent down Ohio disposal wells puts the public in jeopardy.
“Folks have a right to know what’s being injected into the
ground, both during the fracking process and during disposal,” said Cheryl
Johncox, the director of the Buckeye Forest Council.
GM
backed battery company may have breakthrough that boosts range of ...TheChronicleHerald.ca
DETROIT — A small battery company backed by General Motors
is working on breakthrough technology that could power an electric car 100 (160
kilometres) or even 200 miles (320 kilometres) on a single charge in the next
two-to-four years, GM's CEO said ...
Delta:
Housing prices return to bubble eraWashington Post
The Washington area's housing market appears to be in full
recovery. The inventory of homes for sale is very low and the number of days
homes are on the market remains below the region's long-term average. The
average price of a Washington area home ...
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