In Fredericktown, Pennsylvania, water that feeds into a Pittsburgh treatment plant has been found to contain more than 60 times what is considered the safe level of radiation. The water Dufalla tested? It’s from Ten Mile Creek, which eventually feeds into a nearby water treatment plant. Not surprisingly, it’s not good to have 60 times the maximum allowed radium in drinking water, and it’s not something that’s easy to filter out. Drinking water is just one concern. There’s also the fish swimming in radium-tainted water to worry about. Oh, well, if the gas industry officials said it, it has to be true, right? This is nothing new, though. Tests proved even higher levels of radiation were present in Pennsylvania’s streams two years ago . Just last week, fracking in Pennsylvania was linked to higher rates of cancer, skin conditions, heart disease […]