Hernandez case hope to learn from his tattoos. North carolina moved a step closer to making it a crime for anyone to reveal the chemicals used in hydraulic fracturing or fracking. This comes as environmentalists demand the information be made public. For more, and the reasoning behind the decision, lets bring in jonathan betz. This is the information that vinylists want. What chemicals exactly are pumped under ground during fracking. Oil companies do not want to release it. North carolina is thinking about taking it a step further. Lawmakers join in the debate across the country in the 32 states that allow hydraulic fracturing. How much information should drillers be forced to share with the public. Reporter for an industry focussed under ground, conseniors it is burying information. They dont have to reveal the chemicals used and North Carolina is making sharing that information illegal. Like on the side of a box of cereal, they tell you the ingredients. This bill keeps the people fro
Cherokee Metro District voters recalled two board members Tuesday in an off-cycle election.
Board members Steve Hasbrouck and Linda Keleher lost their seats on the five-member board following a recall campaign that centered largely on water hardness concerns. Jeremy Atkinson and Kim Wilson both won the vote to replace them.
Cherokee Metro District board members facing the recall Linda Keleher and Steve Hasbrouck do not think water hardness is a problem for the district. Those who led the recall want to see a water hardness issues in the district address.
Cherokee Metro District board members facing the recall Linda Keleher and Steve Hasbrouck do not think water hardness is a problem for the district. Those who led the recall want to see a water hardness issues in the district address.
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