Comments by "Jammit Timmaj" (@therealjammit) on "EPA Finally Comes Clean About Fracking Dangers" video.

Here's something for you to chew on. It's illegal to separate any contaminates from your water and sell. It's considered stealing. You also have no rights to sue a fracking company for contaminants in your water unless you can prove those are chemicals used in the fracking procedure. Sounds simple enough until you find out that you can't know what chemicals they're using and can't get a court order to release the chemical compositions.
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notrningwheels You can get your water tested for free in many states (Kansas and Missouri, for example, have government run testing for people to keep up with agricultural runoff). When someone poisons your water the state authorities can go after these people. The fracking companies have special protections. You have to prove in a court of law they did it before you can sue.
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