There are 4 frack pads in the Surface Water Area of Protection of Meander Reservoir. YIKES!
Accidents and Intentionals happen.
Remember the Sulfur Run spill? YIKES!
How often does the Ohio EPA test the water in Meanders tributaries? YIKES!
Meander Dam Tree Huggers Needed!
YIKES!
The Cadle, Hendricks, Grenamyer and Davidson frack pads are drilled.
4 others have been permitted.
YIKES
Probably Not.
YIKES
It could happen again!
There is no better reason for the people to test Meanders Tributaries regularly.
Testing tributary water for Total Dissolved Solids (TDS) is very easy and cost effective test.
Changes in TDS will indicate that a change has happened to the water, and analysis may be necessary.
TDS checks should be performed regularly so that changes can be noticed and documented.
Full water analysis is expensive. About $400.
The Ohio EPA will not test unless they have a reason.
Good records on our part may give them good reason.
Regular TDS testing of Meanders tributaries is inexpensive, good citizen science.
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Meander Dam Tree Huggers
FrackFree Mahoning Valley also took part in an expensive collegiate study with chemical analysis. Impressive!
Check it out here.
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