7-10-2011 Sixty Minutes on CBS... Natural Gas topic

The subject : people that got rich by allowing Natural Gas drillling on their property.

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Permalink Reply by bshelby on July 10, 2011 at 4:16
I only wish I was one of them!!   LOL
Permalink Reply by bshelby on July 11, 2011 at 3:24
Well, I watched the program, was hoping to see my self or at least my name mentioned.  But alas, no luck.  Just as "pore" today as yesterday.
Permalink Reply by LP on July 11, 2011 at 13:58
There was the usual "burning water" focus. In fact, most of the segment time was spent on the evils of fracking. Be afraid of natural gas drilling. It will gobble you up in the night. Those "sky is falling" folks need to uncover their eyes and take a real good look at what the coal industry is ~really~ doing to  ground water...among other things.

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