Toxic, radioactive frack waste fluids, oil and gas brine, which are very costly for oil and gas producers to dispose of, now become radioactive road salt. The common method of disposal is to inject it underground. (2018 Injected State Totals) Update coming soon.
The newest spin from the oil and gas industry is to convince the public it is safe to spread frack waste from Clinton gas wells on our roads as a deicer. A company in Ohio actually started to produce and sell this new "waste to commodity" product.
Sold for use as a road de-icer.
Sold in hardware stores in a handy 2 gallon take home bottle.
Is this a good idea? At first seemed so. Then the Ohio Department of Health and Ohio Department of Natural Resources tested samples from stores and at the processing plant. Radioactive Road Salt in liquid for.
I cannot believe someone had the guts to write this bill. THEN, 2 Senators from Youngstown-Warren not only vote for this, they promoted it. Vote in better judgement in November.
Brine as a Commodity Bill
These two are reckless and demonstrate poor judgement. Please let them know this using the links below.
Senator Michael A. Rulli
Senate Building
1 Capitol Square
1st Floor
Columbus, OH 43215
Hometown: Salem
(614) 466-8285
Email Senator Rulli
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Poor Judgment:
Former State Senator Sean O’Brien
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Samples of Aqua Salina bought right off the shelf ranged as high as 500 times background radiation in Radium-226 and -228. The average of the samples tested by ODNR were 300 times federal drinking water limits for Radium-226.
Rulli and O'Brien had these results
ODH Lab Results
While I thank and respect the Sierra Club for its opposition to the Ohio Brine as a Commodity bill, we don’t need “better regulation” or “ODH regulation” of this poisonous radwaste. It should be flatly and completely illegal to sell it as a commodity at all, with serious criminal penalties.
David Mansbery, Nature’s Own Source president, said he didn’t know about and hadn’t seen the ODNR report, but stressed that AquaSalina is “pure, natural, 400 million-year-old seawater.”
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Brecksville's Duck Creek Energy producing brine for road use from its gas and oil wells. Just because you can make money on something does not necessarily mean you should.
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