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    We are calling for a temporary moratorium on hydraulic fracturing in Arkansas until state and federal agencies have done the proper human health and environmental impact studies, proper regulations are in place, and hydraulic fracturing is not allowed within our aquifers.  We are calling for immediate, drastic changes to the entire process.  Along with a temporary moratorium, our main goals are to inform the public about the negative impacts of oil and gas industry activities associated with hydraulic fracturing and to help obtain better regulations by working with all parties involved.

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How far is your home from the closest natural gas well?
Please check all the problems you have had with the natural gas industry?
Water Problems
Air Pollution
Road Damage
Unsafe Truck Drivers
Noise Pollution
Light Pollution
Destruction Of Land
Problem With Your Mineral or Property Rights
 
If you have a gas well on you property, please choose how this came about?
Are you employed in the industry?
Please sum up any problems you have had and any responses you have gotten from any agencies you contacted.  If you would allow us to interview you please give us your name and email address or phone number.
 

The top photo is natural gas well pads near Booneville, Ar.  The bottom photo is the locations of natural gas wells in the Fayetteville Shale, surrounding Greers Ferry Lake.  Many dots overlap, and many of the dots expand to multiple wells on each pad.  This photo shows about 4,000 wells.  You can download these well location files and explore yourself from our Maps page. 
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