Emilie O’Donnoghue working at Maple Grove Equine Services (Photo by: Nicole Main)
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Month: December 2013
The Dangers of Hydraulic Fracturing
The rolling acres of majestic farm country ranging between Pennsylvania and Ohio to Wisconsin and Wyoming is no stranger to battling the elements, but it wasn’t prepared for the newly formed wells that would soon be taking over the nation.
Hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, covers North America’s need for natural gas, allowing the country to break away from relying on foreign oil and gas. Historically hydraulic fracturing was developed in oil fields to increase production volumes, but it has transposed into a development process for bedrock wells.
Beauty Defined
As a little girl growing up in the twenty-first century it is not uncommon to refer to the models of high society that are seen on a day-to-day basis in magazines, television shows, movies and in the lyrics of music for the picture of perfection.
