Educator; environment & water. Loveland, Colorado
Loveland Colorado area residents: let the city know about what restrictions you want regarding fracking within city limits!
Info here: https://www.lovgov.org/services/development-services/oil-gas-development-in-loveland/updated-oil-and-gas-regulations/#activity-constraints
Make sure you fill out comments - this is your chance to voice what restrictions are needed
“Produced Water” is water that returns to the surface as wastewater during oil and gas production.
The water typically contains hydrocarbons from the deposit as well as naturally occurring toxic substances like arsenic and radium, salts and chemical additives injected into the well to facilitate extraction. These additives include carcinogens and numerous other toxic substances that have the potential to harm human health and contaminate the environment."
https://insideclimatenews.org/news/23052023/produced-water-climate-101/
Despite the constant and clear warnings that no new oil and gas fields are compatible with 1.5C, the industry continues to discover and sanction new projects." – Scott Zimmerman, Global Energy Monitor
"A study to be published in 2024 found that wind farms had no statistically significant effect on bird counts. But another kind of energy did. Fracking reduced the total number of birds counted in near shale and oil production sites by 15%."
https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/investigations/2024/02/04/green-energy-fact-checked/72390472007/
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Our mission is creating and giving the tools to empower children, parents, educators and other people who work with children to integrate permaculture into education and their lives through:
– Creating and supporting Children in Permaculture networks
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– Compiling, creating and disseminating resources for sharing permaculture with children
– Providing and facilitating training and skill sharing for engaging children in permaculture
– Engaging children in opportunities to learn from nature
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