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$Mark Ruffalo speaks out against fracking to demonstrators in the Occupy Wall Street movement before a planned march to a public hearing on the proposed Spectra pipeline at P.S. 41, Greenwich Village School Auditorium. The demonstrators, calling themselves the 99% have been protesting against corporate greed and economic injustice in a movement that has spread globally.p5gg g$

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$Mark Ruffalo leads an anti-fracking march during Occupy Wall Street in NYC$

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$Occupy Wall Street protester in an anti-fracking death costume in the annual greenwich Village Halloween Parade on Oct. 10, 2011 in New York City .$

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$Anti-fracking participants in the Occupy Wall Street movement march in the Greenwich Village Annual Halloween Parade.$

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$OCcupy Wall Street joins the annual greenwich Village Halloween Parade on Oct. 10, 2011 in New York City . Anti-fracking protesters spread information about the fracking industry and Tar Sands at Occupy Wall Street events.$

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$Anti-fracking participants in the Occupy Wall Street movement march in the Greenwich Village Annual Halloween Parade.$

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$October 10th, 2013, Arlington Texas, Kim Fell on the front porch of her home with her dummy 'Ben Zene", a prop she brings with her when protesting fracking. Kim Fell, became an environmental activist when fracking started in her neighborhood. Arlington now has hundreds of fracking sites that are within 600 ft from residences.$

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$Weatherford, Texas, Oct. 13, 2013., Steven Lipsky ignites water coming out of his well. The EPA determined his well was contaminated by Range Resource's hydraulic fracturing or fracking activities, though later retracted an emergency order previously issued. Steven Lipsky is in a legal battle against Range Resources in a hi-profile case against the fracking industry.$

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$Feb. 4, 2014, Denton Texas, Students protest against fracking at a city council meeting. The citizens in Denton are trying to pass an initiative that would ban fracking in the city completely.$

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$Jack Alexander, a former Marine and resident of Denton Texas at a city council meeting to speak up against fracking. Alexander's home is less then 1200 feet from an eagle Ridge Fracking site in a subdivision where some of the homes are as close as 200 feet from the site.$

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$Barbara Brown with drugs she takes for health issues she developed after the fracking industry developed near her home n Reno Texas. She lives less the 1/4 mile from a d fracking site, and a wastewater disposal site. Her home has been damaged be an earthquake swarm that started rattling the ground in November 2013 shortly aft re the disposal plant began operation.Her doctors told her all the toxins have made her ill.$

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$March 8, 2014, Baton Rouge Louisiana, Man with an anit-fracking sign in a crowd of about one hundred people at the Water Festival a 'Green Army' event. Speakers including John Barry, former board member of the Southeast Louisiana Flood Protection Authority spoke about industry in Louisiana and their role in restoring the coast. General Honore formed a 'Green Army 'to help citizens negatively effected by industry, change laws to protect the environmental in Louisiana.$

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$Kay Fallon at a St. Tammany Parish Council meeting where a vote was taken to obtain outside council to advise the parish on how to stop fracking from becoming a reality in St. Tammany Parish.$

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$May 1, Isabella Tarasova with her children Roman and Isabella at a St. Tammany Council Meeting in Mandeville where a vote was taken on setting money aside to hire outside council to advise the council on how to keep fracking out of the parish.$

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$May 1, Citizens against fracking at a St. Tammany Council Meeting in Mandeville where a vote was taken on setting money aside to hire outside council to advise the council on how to keep fracking out of the parish.$

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$May 1, Citizens against fracking at a St. Tammany Council Meeting in Mandeville where a vote was taken on setting money aside to hire outside council to advise the council on how to keep fracking out of the parish.$

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$May 1, Citizens against fracking at a St. Tammany Council Meeting in Mandeville where a vote was taken on setting money aside to hire outside council to advise the council on how to keep fracking out of the parish.$

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$May 1, Citizens against fracking at a St. Tammany Council Meeting in Mandeville where a vote was taken on setting money aside to hire outside council to advise the council on how to keep fracking out of the parish.$

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$May 1, Citizens against fracking at a St. Tammany Council Meeting in Mandeville where a vote was taken on setting money aside to hire outside council to advise the council on how to keep fracking out of the parish.$

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$May 1st , Retired Army Lt. General Russel Honoré head of the GreenARMY, "an alliance of civic, community, and environmental groups and concerned citizens from around the state ready to effect meaningful social, political, and environmental change in Louisiana, at an informational meeting held in Abita Springs about fracking.$

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$May 1st , Retired Army Lt. General Russel Honoré head of the GreenARMY, "an alliance of civic, community, and environmental groups and concerned citizens from around the state ready to effect meaningful social, political, and environmental change in Louisiana, at an informational meeting held in Abita Springs about fracking.$

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$May 12, Mandeville LA, Frederick W. Cooper protests against fracking before an educational meeting organized by Parish Councilman Jacob Groby the Castine Center which was attended by over 300 citizens.$

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$May 12, Mandeville LA, Maximus Guy, 5 years old, holds up an anti-fracking sign in front of the Castine Center where an educational meeting about fracking was held . Maximus worries that fracking will mean no fishing for him.$

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$May 12, Isabella Tarasova entering the Castine Center in Mandeville for an educational meeting about fracking hosted by St. Tammany Parish Councilman Jake Groby.$

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$May 12, Citizens concerned about fracking at the Castine Center in Mandeville, LA, attend an educational meeting hosted by St. Tammany Parish Councilman Jake Groby. Environmental scientist Wilma Subra and John Barry spoke at the meeting. Helis Oil & Gas, the company who wants to frack in the area did not send a representative to the meeting though they were invited and expected to be in attendance.$

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$May 12, Citizens concerned about fracking at the Castine Center in Mandeville, LA, attend an educational meeting hosted by St. Tammany Parish Councilman Jake Groby. Environmental scientist Wilma Subra and John Barry spoke at the meeting. Helis Oil & Gas, the company who wants to frack in the area did not send a representative to the meeting though they were invited and expected to be in attendance.$

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$May 12, Mandeville LA, Frederick W. Cooper protests against fracking before an educational meeting organized by Parish Councilman Jacob Groby the Castine Center which was attended by over 300 citizens.$

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$May 12, Mandeville LA, Frederick W. Cooper protests against fracking before an educational meeting organized by Parish Councilman Jacob Groby the Castine Center which was attended by over 300 citizens.$

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$May 12, Mandeville LA, Hunter Montgomery, founder of the facebook group "Frack Free St. Tammany" with his chlidren Grady and Emma and Stephanie Houston Grey, founder of Facebook group "Keep Your Fracking Drills" hold protest signs up in front of the Castine Center in Mandeville before an educational meeting hosted by St. Tammany Parish Councilman Jake Groby. Environmental scientist Wilma Subra and John Barry spoke at the meeting. Helis Oil & Gas, the company who wants to frack in the area did not send a representative to the meeting though they were invited and expected to be in attendance.$

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$May 12, Citizens concerned about fracking at the Castine Center in Mandeville, LA, attend an educational meeting hosted by St. Tammany Parish Councilman Jake Groby. Environmental scientist Wilma Subra and John Barry spoke at the meeting. Helis Oil & Gas, the company who wants to frack in the area did not send a representative to the meeting though they were invited and expected to be in attendance.$

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$May 12, Susan Tarasova holding an anti-fracking sign at an educational meeting hosted by St. Tammany Parish Councilman Jake Groby. Environmental scientist Wilma Subra and John Barry spoke at the meeting. Helis Oil & Gas, the company who wants to frack in the area did not send a representative to the meeting though they were invited and expected to be in attendance.$

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$May 12, Citizens concerned about fracking at the Castine Center in Mandeville, LA, attend an educational meeting hosted by St. Tammany Parish Councilman Jake Groby. Environmental scientist Wilma Subra and John Barry spoke at the meeting. Helis Oil & Gas, the company who wants to frack in the area did not send a representative to the meeting though they were invited and expected to be in attendance.$

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$May 12, Environmental scientist and MacAurther award winner, Wilma Subra gives a presentation at an educational meeting hosted by St. Tammany Parish Councilman Jake Groby. Subra presentation offered the audience information onwhat to expect if fracking is permitted in St. Tammany Parish.$

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$May 16, General Russel Honoré giving a speech at a press conference in Abita Springs about fracking and how to stop it from coming to St. Tammany Parish.$

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$May 16, Citizens of St. Tammany Parish who are against fracking stand with General Russel Honoré during a press conference he held in Abita Springs about fracking and how to stop it from coming to St. Tammany Parish.$

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$May 23, Environmental scientist and MacArthur award winner, Wilma Subra at an educational meeting on fracking at St. Johns Coffee Shop in Covington, LA, part of St. Tammany Parish.$

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$May 23, Environmental scientist and MacArthur award winner, Wilma Subra at an educational meeting on fracking at St. Johns Coffee Shop in Covington, LA, part of St. Tammany Parish.$

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$April Lane. a homeowner in Greenbrier, Arkansas has earthquake damage on her home. The brick walls have cracked as well as the ceilings in the interior. She is a co-director of a documentary about fracking earthquakes in Arkansas she made with her sister in-law Emily Lane. She started an NGO “Arkansas Fracking” to help people negatively impacted by the fracking industry.$

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$Dirk DeTurck At a fracking industry site in Greenbrier, Arkansas in Faulkner County which sits on top of the Fayetteville Shale. DeTurck sold his house at over a $100k loss to get away from living next to a frack site. He and his family experienced negative impacts to their health. DeTurck investigated the connecting between the injection wells near his home and the earthquakes that rocked the area. DeTurck remains active in trying to educate others to the dangers of the fracking industry.$

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$Dirk DeTurck shows how the area in Greenbrier, Arkansas in Faulkner County which sits on top of the Fayetteville Shale was the center to earthquake swarms that started shortly after the fracking industry started. DeTurck sold his house at over a $100k loss to get away from living next to a frack site. He and his family experienced negative impacts to their health. DeTurck investigated the connecting between the injection wells near his home and the earthquakes that rocked the area. DeTurck remains active in trying to educate others to the dangers of the fracking industry.$

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$Dirk DeTurck shows how the area in Greenbrier, Arkansas in Faulkner County which sits on top of the Fayetteville Shale was the center to earthquake swarms that started shortly after the fracking industry started. DeTurck sold his house at over a $100k loss to get away from living next to a frack site. He and his family experienced negative impacts to their health. DeTurck investigated the connecting between the injection wells near his home and the earthquakes that rocked the area. DeTurck remains active in trying to educate others to the dangers of the fracking industry.$

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$Casey Camp-Horinek in Ponca City, Oklahoma across from a Conco Philips refinery. Casey is a Native American, an elder in the Ponca tribe who has been fighting against industry for years. Landmen are leasing land where the Ponca live now for fracking. The area is plagued by earthquakes.$

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$Len Uecker retired with his wife and settled down on the shore of Greer Ferry Lake in Quitman. Arkansas in the Fayetteville Shale region. When fracking started in the area hw started an NGO to save the lake. He has his own cesna that he lands on a grass strip near his home. He never thought he'd be more busy as a retired person then he was as a professional in communications, but he is. Now trying to save the natural setting around him.$

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$Len Uecker retired with his wife and settled down on the shore of Greer Ferry Lake in Quitman. Arkansas in the Fayetteville Shale region. He stands next to a warning sign at a frack site less then a mile from his home. When fracking started in the area hw started an NGO to save the lake.$

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$Eric Ewing next to a fracking industry site near his home in Weld County Colorado. Activity at the site proved so disruptive to his families life that they temporarily relocated to a hotel to avoid noise and fumes.$

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$Sept 14th, 2014, Sharon Wilson, Earthwork’s Gulf Regional Organizer using a FLIR camera in Greeley Colorado in Weld County. Wilson filmed a fracking site next to Northridge HighSchool.$

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$Rick Roles, on his land in Garfield County Colorado near a fracking industry site. Roles family leased the land to the fracking industry.$

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$Rick Roles, on his land in Garfield County Colorado near a fracking industry site. Roles family leased the land to the fracking industry.$

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$Shirley McNall, who goes by Sugar in front of a fracking industry site near her home in Aztec New Mexico. She takes visitor interested in learning about what fracking has done to her neighborhood on a ’Toxic tour”. She takes them to numerous fracking industry sites in the San Juan Basin.$

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$Michael Leza, a Denton resident stands by a sign supporting a ban on fracking.$

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$The Bush family stand behind a sign supporting a fracking ban on their lawn in Denont Texas. They live between two fracking sites. On November 4th, 2014 citizens in Denton passed a ban for fracking with in the city limits despite being out spent by those against the ban by ten to one beofre the election, The Barnett Shale, which Denton sits on top of, is rich with natural gas and has experienced a boom from hydraulic fracturing.$

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$Nov. !2. 2014, Mandeville LA, Concerned citizens attend a drilling permit hearing at the Lakeshore High School gym. If the Drilling permit is approved by the Department of Natural Recourses, the state agency that regulates the oil and gas industry, fracking could start in St. Tammany Parish which is sits atop the the Tuscaloosa Marine Shale. The local government and community groups are challenging the hydraulic fracturing industry from drilling in in St. Tammany becuase with multiple lawsuits.$

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$Nov. !2. 2014, Mandeville LA, Concerned citizens attend a drilling permit hearing at the Lakeshore High School gym. If the Drilling permit is approved by the Department of Natural Recourses, the state agency that regulates the oil and gas industry, fracking could start in St. Tammany Parish which is sits atop the the Tuscaloosa Marine Shale. The local government and community groups are challenging the hydraulic fracturing industry from drilling in in St. Tammany becuase with multiple lawsuits.$

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$Nov. !2. 2014, Mandeville LA, Concerned citizens attend a drilling permit hearing at the Lakeshore High School gym. If the Drilling permit is approved by the Department of Natural Recourses, the state agency that regulates the oil and gas industry, fracking could start in St. Tammany Parish which is sits atop the the Tuscaloosa Marine Shale. The local government and community groups are challenging the hydraulic fracturing industry from drilling in in St. Tammany becuase with multiple lawsuits.$

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$Nov. !2. 2014, Mandeville LA, Concerned citizens attend a drilling permit hearing at the Lakeshore High School gym. If the Drilling permit is approved by the Department of Natural Recourses, the state agency that regulates the oil and gas industry, fracking could start in St. Tammany Parish which is sits atop the the Tuscaloosa Marine Shale. The local government and community groups are challenging the hydraulic fracturing industry from drilling in in St. Tammany becuase with multiple lawsuits.$

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$Nov. !2. 2014, Mandeville LA, Concerned citizens attend a drilling permit hearing at the Lakeshore High School gym. If the Drilling permit is approved by the Department of Natural Recourses, the state agency that regulates the oil and gas industry, fracking could start in St. Tammany Parish which is sits atop the the Tuscaloosa Marine Shale. The local government and community groups are challenging the hydraulic fracturing industry from drilling in in St. Tammany becuase with multiple lawsuits.$

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$Nov. !2. 2014, Mandeville LA, St. Tammany Councilman Jacob Groby with Abita Springs mayor, Greg Lemons with concerned citizens attening a drilling permit hearing at the Lakeshore High School gym. If the Drilling permit is approved by the Department of Natural Recourses, the state agency that regulates the oil and gas industry, fracking could start in St. Tammany Parish which is sits atop the the Tuscaloosa Marine Shale. The local government and community groups are challenging the hydraulic fracturing industry from drilling in in St. Tammany becuase with multiple lawsuits.$

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