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[2]Tomgram: Ellen Cantarow, The New Eco-Devastation in Rural America
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When workers drilling tunnels at Gauley Bridge, West Virginia, began to
die, Union Carbide had an answer. It hadn=E2=80=99t been taking adequate
precautions against the inhalation of silica dust, a known danger to
workers since the days of ancient Greece. Instead, in many cases, a
company doctor would simply tell the families of the workers that they
had died of =E2=80=9Ctunnelitis,=E2=80=9D and a local undertaker would be=
paid $50 to
dispose of each corpse. A few years later, in 1935, a congressional
subcommittee discovered that approximately 700 workers had perished
while drilling through Hawk=E2=80=99s Nest Mountain, many of them buried i=
n
unmarked graves at the side of the road just outside the tunnel. The
subcommittee [3]concluded that Union Carbide=E2=80=99s project had been
accomplished through a =E2=80=9Cgrave and inhuman disregard of all
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Despite the =E2=80=9C[4]Hawk=E2=80=99s Nest Incident=E2=80=9D and thousan=
ds of Depression-era
lawsuits against foundries, mines, and construction companies,
silicosis never disappeared. In the decades since, as [5]TomDispatch
authors David Rosner and Jerry Markowitz have repeatedly demonstrated,
industry worked tirelessly to label silicosis a =E2=80=9Cdisease of the pa=
st,=E2=80=9D
even while ensuring that it would continue to be a disease of the
present. By the late 1990s, the Columbia University researchers
[6]found that from New York to California, from Texas all the way back
to West Virginia, millions of workers in foundries, shipyards, mines,
and oil refineries, among other industries, were endangered by silica
dust.
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Today, there=E2=80=99s a new silicosis scare on the horizon and a new
eco-nightmare brewing in the far corners of rural America. Like the
Hawk's Nest disaster it has flown under the radar -- until now.
Once upon a time, mining companies tore open hills or bored through or
chopped off mountain tops to get at vital resources inside. They were
intent on creating quicker paths through nature=E2=80=99s obstacles, or (a=
s at
Gauley Bridge) diverting the flow of mighty rivers. Today, they=E2=80=99re
doing it merely to find the raw materials -- so-called frac sand -- to
use in an assault on land several states away. Multinational
corporations are razing ancient hills of sandstone in the Midwest and
shipping that silica off to other pastoral settings around the United
States. There, America=E2=80=99s prehistoric patrimony is being used to
[7]devastating effect to fracture shale deposits deep within the earth
-- they call it =E2=80=9Chydraulic fracturing=E2=80=9D -- and causing all=
manner of
environmental havoc. Not everyone, however, is keen on this =E2=80=9Csand
rush=E2=80=9D and coalitions of small-town farmers, environmentalists, and
public health advocates are now beginning to stand firm against the big
energy corporations running sand-mining operations in their
communities.
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Ground zero in this frac-fight is the rural Wisconsin towns to which
TomDispatch=E2=80=99s roving [8]environmental reporter Ellen Cantarow tra=
veled
this spring to get the biggest domestic environmental story that nobody
knows about. Walking the fields of family farms under siege and talking
to the men and women resisting the corporations, Cantarow offers up a
shocking report of vital interest. There=E2=80=99s a battle raging for
America=E2=80=99s geological past and ecological future -- our fresh food=
and
clean water supplies may hinge on who wins it. Nick Turse
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The Environmental Nightmare You Know Nothing About
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<span style=3D"color:#962D00;font-style:italic;">May 20, 2012</span><b=
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ntarow, The New Eco-Devastation in Rural America</a>
<p style=3D"font-size:11pt;">When workers drilling tunnels at Gauley Bridg=
e, West Virginia, began to die, Union Carbide had an answer. It hadn=
’t been taking adequate precautions against the inhalation of silica=
dust, a known danger to workers since the days of ancient Greece. I=
nstead, in many cases, a company doctor would simply tell the families of=
the workers that they had died of “tunnelitis,” and a local u=
ndertaker would be paid $50 to dispose of each corpse. A few years l=
ater, in 1935, a congressional subcommittee discovered that approximately=
700 workers had perished while drilling through Hawk’s Nest Mountai=
n, many of them buried in unmarked graves at the side of the road just out=
side the tunnel. The subcommittee <a href=3D"http://tomdispatch.us2.=
list-manage.com/track/click?u=3D6cb39ff0b1f670c349f828c73&id=3D57281475c6&=
e=3Dea9f1a290c">concluded</a> that Union Carbide’s project had been=
accomplished through a “grave and inhuman disregard of all consider=
ations for the health, lives and future of the employees."
<br><br>Despite the “<a href=3D"http://tomdispatch.us2.list-manage.c=
om/track/click?u=3D6cb39ff0b1f670c349f828c73&id=3Da93c904f3f&e=3D=
ea9f1a290c">Hawk’s Nest Incident</a>” and thousands of Depression-era=
lawsuits against foundries, mines, and construction companies, silicosis=
never disappeared. In the decades since, as <a href=3D"http://tomdi=
spatch.us2.list-manage.com/track/click?u=3D6cb39ff0b1f670c349f828c73&id=3D=
ee54e6d401&e=3Dea9f1a290c">TomDispatch authors</a> David Rosner and Jerry=
Markowitz have repeatedly demonstrated, industry worked tirelessly to lab=
el silicosis a “disease of the past,” even while ensuring that=
it would continue to be a disease of the present. By the late 1990s=
, the Columbia University researchers <a href=3D"http://tomdispatch.us2.li=
st-manage.com/track/click?u=3D6cb39ff0b1f670c349f828c73&id=3Db14f691a6e&e=
=3Dea9f1a290c">found</a> that from New York to California, from Texas all=
the way back to West Virginia, millions of workers in foundries, shipyard=
s, mines, and oil refineries, among other industries, were endangered by s=
ilica dust.
<br><br>Today, there’s a new silicosis scare on the horizon and a ne=
w eco-nightmare brewing in the far corners of rural America. Like th=
e Hawk's Nest disaster it has flown under the radar -- until now.<br> <br>=
Once upon a time, mining companies tore open hills or bored through or ch=
opped off mountain tops to get at vital resources inside. They were=
intent on creating quicker paths through nature’s <em>obstacles</em=
>, or (as at Gauley Bridge) diverting the flow of mighty rivers. Today, th=
ey’re doing it merely to find the raw materials -- so-called frac sa=
nd -- to use in an assault on land several states away. Multinationa=
l corporations are razing ancient hills of sandstone in the Midwest and sh=
ipping that silica off to other pastoral settings around the United States=
=2E There, America’s prehistoric patrimony is being used to <a h=
ref=3D"http://tomdispatch.us2.list-manage.com/track/click?u=3D6cb39ff0b1f6=
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racture shale deposits deep within the earth -- they call it “hydrau=
lic fracturing” -- and causing all manner of environmental havoc.&nb=
sp; Not everyone, however, is keen on this “sand rush” and coa=
litions of small-town farmers, environmentalists, and public health advoca=
tes are now beginning to stand firm against the big energy corporations ru=
nning sand-mining operations in their communities.
<br><br>Ground zero in this frac-fight is the rural Wisconsin towns to whi=
ch TomDispatch’s roving <a href=3D"http://tomdispatch.us2.list-manag=
e2.com/track/click?u=3D6cb39ff0b1f670c349f828c73&id=3D85644200dc&e=3D=
ea9f1a290c">environmental reporter</a> Ellen Cantarow traveled this spring to=
get the biggest domestic environmental story that nobody knows about. Wal=
king the fields of family farms under siege and talking to the men and wom=
en resisting the corporations, Cantarow offers up a shocking report of vit=
al interest. There’s a battle raging for America’s geolo=
gical past and ecological future -- our fresh food and clean water supplie=
s may hinge on who wins it. <em>Nick Turse</em></p>
<blockquote>
<p><span style=3D"font-size: x-large;"><strong>How Rural America Got Frack=
ed</strong></span> <span style=3D"font-size: x-large;"><br><span style=3D"=
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<p>If the world can be seen in a grain of sand, watch out. As Wisconsinite=
s are learning, there’s money (and misery) in sand -- and if you&rsq=
uo;ve got the right kind, an oil company may soon be at your doorstep.</p>
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