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Current News from FWAP:
ODNR Records Request Response: Toxic Facilities With Chief’s Orders
The below records are from ODNR in response to our public request for records of the toxic waste facilities given "Chief's Orders" to operate. ODNR Chief's Order Summary Letters Facility Chief's Order Summaries letters HTP Unlimited 2014 182 ATP...
Proposed Pipelines Raise Significant Concerns
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE February 11, 2015 (Grand Rapids, OH) Planned large pipeline installations for Northwest Ohio are causing concern for many people, especially those who are targeted to have them installed near their residence. An additional concern that...
Oil & Gas Corporation Opposes Public Input to Pipeline Permitting
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE (Grand Rapids, OH) When FreshWater Accountability Project (FWAP) petitioned to intervene in the reversal of the Rockies Express Pipeline (REX) in Southeast Ohio to carry fracked gas South and West to markets rather than its original route to the...
Ohio Pipeline Opponents Warn FERC About Illegal Land Condemnation
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE (Grand Rapids, OH) Five Ohio grassroots and environmental organizations warned the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) today that pipeline companies may be violating federal law in their dealings with property owners along the routes of...
Gov. Kasich & ODNR Face Radioactive Fracking Waste Lawsuit
For Immediate Release November 19, 2014 Lawsuit Filed Against Governor Kasich and ODNR Over Radioactive Fracking Waste Columbus, OH – Today, a lawsuit was filed in Franklin County court against Governor Kasich and the Ohio Department of Natural Resources’...
Shale Drilling Destroys Regional Water Resources
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Projections Show Entire Watershed to be Damaged by Fracking (Grand Rapids, OH - September 26, 2014) Ohioans are beginning to realize that unconventional shale drilling uses a great deal of water, permanently ruining it for other uses. But...