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and air pollution Fracking and climate change Fracking and water consumption Fracking and water pollution Fracking regulations Fracking studies State-by-state

continued sampling drinking water, river water, and groundwater on a routine basis. Early tests by TVA and the EPA of water six miles upstream of the ash

gallons of water to frack for oil and gas, with Texas accounting for almost half of all water use. Due to public concerns about the high volume of water used

community is going to add coal ash to their water while many others are worried about how it will affect their water supplies." It is also argued that this

performed tests on his well water a year before drilling began and said the water conditions were "perfect." After the drilling began, water tests found arsenic

efficiency and increases water usage. An Electric Power Research Institute study found CO2 capture equipment increases water consumption by approximately

"produced water" from underground that also rises to the surface, and can be anywhere from two to 200 times as much water, depending on the oil/gas/water concentrations

and air pollution Fracking and climate change Fracking and water consumption Fracking and water pollution Fracking regulations Fracking studies State-by-state

constructed pipelines used to transport the waste water to water treatment plants leak or break, allowing the waste water and fracking chemicals to flow into groundwater

Citizens Coalition for a Safe Community Earthworks Food & Water Watch Santa Barbara County Water Guardians Citizens for a Healthy Community Western Colorado

that water use by the Tennessee Valley Authority’s Kingston coal plant is stressing the water supply of the Emory River, in Tennessee. The water stress

Gas Development: Water Availability & Business Risks, World Resources Institute, September 2014. Hydraulic Fracturing & Water Stress: Water Demand by the

fracturing and the Safe Drinking Water Act in 2000, after an Alabama court forced the agency to investigate fracturing-related water contamination there under

fly ash. The remaining 20 percent is bottom ash, which is collected in a water-filled hopper at the bottom of the furnace. In wet bottom boilers, bottom

'Melbourne Water Climate Change Study: Implications of Potential Climate Change for Melbourne’s Water Resources, Melbourne Water, CSIRO Urban Water and Climate

EPA found that the mine would violate the Clean Water Act, having the "potential to degrade downstream water quality, and to cause or contribute to potential

natural gas development that poses unacceptable toxic risks to our land, water, and air. We insist that the volume and content of all fracking fluids and

the National Water Commission cautioned that CCS would place additional demands on already limited water availability. "Issues related to water availability

leach out these heavy metal compounds into ground water or lakes and streams, contaminating drinking water sources. Coal sludge, the liquid coal waste produced

companies under the Clean Water Act. The federal suits ask for civil penalties of up to $37,500 per day for each violation of the Clean Water Act. On Jan. 14, 2011