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Oil and gas drilling's threat to our drinking water is local, national debate http://apocadocs.com/s.pl?1266251351
GRANGER TOWNSHIP, Ohio -- Sandy Mangan draws a small glass of water from her kitchen faucet. It stinks and small bubbles slip up the side of the cup.
She looks almost as if she is about to gulp down a nasty soft drink. But the Mangans don't drink their tainted tap water anymore. They haven't since Sept. 29, 2008 -- the day a Mahoning County company was drilling a gas well in a park near their State Road home.
They say their well went temporarily dry, then returned at lower pressure five days later -- murky, salty, bubbly and smelly.
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Sounds like their water's been fracked!
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