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by T Yamashita » Mon Feb 28, 2011 8:46 am
Just an FYI for you guys interested in a panel discussion and a viewing of the Documentary film Gasland, It's about gas drilling around the US & includes AR. -- 7:30 at Hendrix's Staples Theatre.
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by T Yamashita » Mon Feb 28, 2011 8:48 am
The film is at 7pm and the panel discussion is at 7:30pm.
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by FarPastGone » Mon Feb 28, 2011 9:09 am
Gasland is a great example of how a documentary can become over-sensationalized when personal emotions weigh heavily on the filming and editing. The movie is a great tool for creating awareness among those who are unfamiliar with natural gas drilling/exploration and the associated risks/environmental concerns, but in all events it lacks any inkling of a scientific process.
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by Faulkner » Sun Mar 06, 2011 2:37 pm
You can watch it free at the link below. Personally, I think it's criminal the way the gas/oil companies treat the local residents. Similar to what is shown in Gasland, I have had first hand experiance of trying to have a common sense conversation with one of the companies operating in Faulkner County about damage they've done to my well water and the only reply I got back was "have your lawyer come talk to our lawyers."
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