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A NIGHT ABOUT FRACKING&#13;
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Gasland Film Screening, Musical Performance and Panel Discussion&#13;
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October 15, 2011&#13;
7-10 PM&#13;
First Reformed Church of New Brunswick&#13;
9 Bayard St.&#13;
New Brunswick, NJ 08901&#13;
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Hydraulic fracturing is a process used in 90% of natural gas wells in the United States. In this process millions of gallons of water, sand and chemicals are pumped at down and across into horizontally drilled wells as far as 10,000 feet below the earth's surface. This mixture is pumped in at such a high pressure it causes the rock layers underground to crack. The cracks are held open by the sand particles allowing natural gas contained within the rock to flow up the well.&#13;
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Join Raíces Cultural Center's Eco-Culture programming branch and partnering organizations to explore the environmental, health, social and cultural effects of hydraulic fracturing and other energy related topics.&#13;
&#13;
We will screen the documentary Gasland.&#13;
&#13;
Local musician and songwriter Spook Handy, who will perform and speak about the power of song as a tool for social activism.&#13;
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Panel discussion moderated by Rob Lore. Panelists include:&#13;
Gertrude Coleman&#13;
Angela Lugo&#13;
Peter Coleman&#13;
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&#13;
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-Central Jersey Coalition Against Endless War&#13;
-Namaste Juice Bar and Café&#13;
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