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Community meeting about fracking in Albert County

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February 1, 2013
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Community meetings hosted by Water & Environment Protection for Albert County.

Please attend an informal question and answer session about FRACKING IN HILLSBOROUGH & SURROUNDING AREAS.

There is drilling scheduled this spring in Hillsborough, so we have to learn more NOW. This is something that could affect every part of our daily lives including heavy equipment traffic, constant noise, vibration and lights, possible contamination of drinking water, possible decrease of property values and, most importantly, the safely and well-being of our children. It’s something we cannot ignore any longer.
Please find the time to come out and learn more about fracking.

Monday, February 11, 2013, 7:00pm

AND

Monday, February 18, 7:00pm

Both at W. H. Steeves House Museum, 40 Mill St., Hillsborough

Contact: wepac.nb@gmail.com.
http://protectalbertcounty.wordpress.com/about/

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