An unlikely group of New Mexicans works to protect their communities from gas development.
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A gas-extraction process called “fracking” may be releasing a carcinogenic stew of chemicals. Dozens of people say it has made them seriously ill, but the EPA refuses to investigate — a failure one of its own engineers calls “irrational and corrupt.”
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That’s what some women farmworkers call the fields and orchards in which they face persistent sexual assaults. As if backbreaking work, low wages and pesticide poisoning weren’t enough.
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In the Arctic, where flowers are madly blooming, trees are growing to mutant sizes and the snowpack is thinning, researchers are getting an incontrovertible view of global warming.
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There are times during the year, he says, when the sky turns black as the sun disappears behind waves of birds that roll overhead. But this fall, when over 1.5 million birds return on their southern migration, the waterfowl had best make reservations at a Holiday Inn.
*winner of an honorable mention from the 2002 John B Oakes award
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The kids can light their lemonade on fire; what happens when gas development comes to town?
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