Proposed Draft Regulations Addressing Hydraulic Fracturing and Additional Clarifying Amendments

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Comment From: Eric Lehman

3/22/18 @ 2:10 AM
The Delaware is America's river- it is part of our national heritage and it is one of the last pristine rivers on earth. It provides 5% of America's drinking water. But it's not just people down river in New York Philadelphia and southern New ...↓
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Comment From: S. Paula Gallant

3/22/18 @ 2:03 AM
History has shown that humans, at great cost to themselves and to the environment, have embraced new technologies with little or no evidence as to the deleterious effects that can result. Only after much time has elapsed have we become aware and kno...↓
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Comment From: Rev. Janet Weber

3/22/18 @ 1:45 AM
I am vehemently opposed to all fracking in the Delaware Basin. The fact that this is even being considered is unconscionable. The Delaware River is one of the gems of America. It is a source of water for millions of residents and untold millions of f...↓
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Comment From: Debra Forman

3/22/18 @ 1:36 AM
I urge the DRBC to vote on a complete ban on fracking. This is not a political issue but a health and safety issue. The entire nontidal Delaware River is protected by DRBC's Special Protection Waters regulations that do not allow water quality to be...↓
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Comment From: Ralph McGrew

3/22/18 @ 1:35 AM
I urge you to forbid mining and drilling by hydraulic fracturing throughout the area you responsible for.
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Comment From: Sam Marchese

3/22/18 @ 1:29 AM
We need to stop the fracking of the Delaware river. It is important now more than ever since we are slowly running out of drinkable water. It is also an important part of our history and should not be treated this way.
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Comment From: lori rivera

3/22/18 @ 1:27 AM
PLEASE STOP!!! STOP RUINING OUR WATER, WATER IS LIFE, WHAT GOOD IS ALL YOUR MONEY WITHOUT WATER? WE ALREADY HAVE SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE THAT THE EARTH IS BEING DEPLETED OF IT'S NATURAL RESOURCES, LET'S PRESERVE WHAT WE HAVE LEFT AND TURN IT AROUND SO...↓
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Comment From: Deborah McComas

3/22/18 @ 1:27 AM
A full ban on Fracking! we can not drink oil. We need clean water for our children and grandchildren. A full ban on Fracking!
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Comment From: Donna Kaunike

3/22/18 @ 1:25 AM
The world is already running low on safe clean water supplies. We need to preserve what clean water we have. Please ban fracking. Do not allow our water resources to be contaminated further. Time is running out.
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Comment From: Joseph Quirk

3/22/18 @ 1:17 AM
The Delaware River was designated as a national Wild and Scenic River by Congress because of its outstanding features, irreplaceable resources, exceptional water quality and scenic and recreational value. These prized asset s provide important...↓
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Comment From: karen johnson

3/22/18 @ 1:15 AM
please save the Delaware river
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Comment From: Pauline Miklos

3/22/18 @ 1:13 AM
I'll keep my statement short and to the point. Residents of Pennsylvania and citizens of America do not want fracking or any other practice that destroys our precious,life sustaining eco system nor do the next seven generations.
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Comment From: The Blue Pig - ice cream facto... (Lisa Moir)

3/22/18 @ 1:08 AM
I urge you to BAN fracking in the Delaware river area. I own a locally sourced food business that is thriving in this atmosphere of " local food movement". Unfortunately, I have been avoiding purchases from farms in Pennsylvania due to the fracke...↓
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Comment From: Dolores Ericksen

3/22/18 @ 1:02 AM
We are against the Proposed Hydraulic Fracturing anywhere near the Delaware River Basin. With only 3% of the water on earth being potable, we can not afford to allow the pristine river to be polluted for profit. It is time that over government works ...↓
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Comment From: Nichole Diamond

3/22/18 @ 1:01 AM
I am writing to ask that a complete and permanent ban on natural gas drilling and fracking, and all related activities (including wastewater processing and discharges from and water withdrawals for drilling and fracking operations) throughout the Del...↓
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Comment From: Constance Clapper

3/22/18 @ 12:51 AM
I am against Fracking in any form and any where. We had a fight, here in Schoharie County, and we were successful in defeating those who wanted to allow it, in our area. GO FOR IT, and I wish you well. ( I don't know how you knew to send me this, b...↓
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Comment From: Rebecca Casstevens

3/22/18 @ 12:29 AM
Fracking is a preposterous practice, with numerous unacceptable dangers to health and safety. The Delaware River must be protected from fracking!
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Comment From: Leticia Vitucci

3/22/18 @ 12:17 AM
Ban fracking. Please
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Comment From: Ada Muellner

3/21/18 @ 11:56 PM
I strongly support the proposed ban on fracking in the basin and I urge the adoption of further protective measures, such as the banning of the importation of wastewater for treatment. Nothing could be more important than protecting the safety of our...↓
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Comment From: Liseli Haines

3/21/18 @ 11:01 PM
I heartily agree with your proposed ban on fracking. Thank you. In addition I hope you will include a ban on transporting fracking wastewater into and out of the Delware River basin.
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Comment From: Dr Gerald SIder

3/21/18 @ 6:28 PM
My family and I, sometimes with friends and their families, go canoeing or kayaking on the Delaware above Port Jervis. We usually stay the weekend. We thus both enjoy ourselves and support the local economies. If fracking is permitted we will go el...↓
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Comment From: Adele Gamble

3/21/18 @ 4:47 PM
I hope for a ban on fracking. The potential risk to our water is simply not worth the risk.
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Comment From: Judith Canepa

3/21/18 @ 4:35 PM
I live in New York City, and my son and his family live just outside of Philadelphia. He and his wife have three young children, and one of them has been suffering from seizures. We don't really know what the cause is, but we do know that Pennsylvani...↓
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Comment From: Rosemary Coffey

3/21/18 @ 4:20 PM
You're on the right track! However, you still need to end the exportation of fracking wastewater from the Basin to elsewhere AND the importation of wastewater from elsewhere into the Basin. Thank you for doing your part to save the area's water.
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Comment From: Dorothy Daniela Gioseffi

3/21/18 @ 4:15 PM
It is insane to consider fracking in the Delaware River Basin. We are now in the Age of Climate Crisis Emergency and cannot afford more methane or wasting of water, or toxic waste dumping of waste water, and all the terrible things that happen from ...↓
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Comment From: JOSHUA NUDELL

3/21/18 @ 4:14 PM
"Fracking" is too risky a process to allow it to continue. The possibility of irreparably harming the aquifer the provides drinking water for millions of citizens is not worth any monetary value, and can never be repaired or compensated for. The ad...↓
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Comment From: Valerie Bantchik

3/21/18 @ 4:02 PM
Fracking pollutes our air and drinking water, hurts communities, worsens climate change, and is linked to earthquakes. It is unacceptable that the oil and gas industry profits off fracking at our expense. It's time to say no to fracking, and yes to c...↓
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Comment From: Francisco Ruso

3/21/18 @ 4:01 PM
Fracking is too risky a procedure to risk the lives of the citizens who benefit from the Delaware River. Ban fracking! Save the Delaware!
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Comment From: Jeanne Stillman

3/21/18 @ 3:55 PM
In addition to welcome regulations to ban fracking, it is vital that the legislation ban exportation of fracking wastewater from the Basin to fracking elsewhere AND the importation of wastewater for treatment into the Basin.
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Comment From: Carole Crowe Frank

3/21/18 @ 3:52 PM
DO NOT ALLOW FRACKING IN NYS.
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Comment From: Marcia Slatkin

3/21/18 @ 3:51 PM
Dear members of the DRBC, I do not support hydraulic fracturing of shale for the release of gas for commercial use. The Delaware River Basin and surrounding areas are a particularly bad site for such fracking. 15 million people rely on water ...↓
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Comment From: Edith Allen

3/21/18 @ 3:48 PM
As a New York State resident I support your proposed ban on High Volume Hydraulic Fracturing in the Delaware River Basin. The draft regulations include an apparently strong presumption against diversion of water from the Delaware River Basin and a ...↓
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Comment From: Susan Flyer

3/21/18 @ 3:46 PM
Apart from air, water is the most essential resource for life. It is critical that both air and water are not polluted. Those in positions to make decisions about what should or should not be done with water or air have a responsibility to keep t...↓
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Comment From: Marianne Hines

3/21/18 @ 3:33 PM
Please act to safeguard the health of the millions of people in the Delaware River basin, and its downstream denizens as well. The beauty and cleanliness of our environment is a moral responsibility for us to uphold and defend. We owe this to ourse...↓
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Comment From: Gretchen Schulz

3/21/18 @ 3:29 PM
Fracking is a known toxic contaminent and carcinogen of any water system. Protect the Delaware River basin and all areas of the land and water. It won't matter how you transport fracked gas or fluids they will always pollute and kill. Regards
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Comment From: Christina Molinari

3/21/18 @ 3:26 PM
The Delaware river is America's river- it is part of our national heritage and it is one of the last pristine rivers on earth. It provides 5% of America's drinking water. This fracking ban is for all of us- all Americans- it is our responsib...↓
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Comment From: Little Lakes Sustainability Ne... (Tawn Feeney)

3/21/18 @ 3:21 PM
There are now thousands of studies which demonstrate without question that the chemical components used in fracking are dangerous to human health. Why would any entity ever want to pollute the water that so many depend upon for their lives? Pollution...↓
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Comment From: Cloud Gate (Kate Sherman )

3/21/18 @ 3:18 PM
Hydraulic Fracturing "fracking" is absolutely poisoning and devaluing water, air & property. The short sighted monetary gain is a longer term monetary loss and a what devastating loss this corrupt industry is fueling. Methane leaking from Fracking ...↓
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Comment From: Eric Milano

3/21/18 @ 3:17 PM
We need to ban fracking and do what we can to transition to clean energy (soar, wind, hydro) and limit pollution and waste disposal and animal agriculture.
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Comment From: Jason Schulman

3/21/18 @ 3:14 PM
It is necessary to permanently ban fracking and save the Delaware. It is one of the last pristine rivers on earth and provides 5% of America's drinking water. As it stands, the proposed regulations do not fully protect communities from the impact fra...↓
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Comment From: Ellen Bilofsky

3/21/18 @ 3:14 PM
I fully support the proposed ban on hydraulic fracturing ("fracking"). However, the exportation of fracking wastewater from the Dekaware Basin to fracking elsewhere and the importation of wastewater for treatment into the Delaware Basin also need to ...↓
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Comment From: Maria Rua

3/21/18 @ 3:06 PM
Clean water is necessary for life. #BanFracking and all activities related to fracking in any way. #BanItInTheBasin
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Comment From: randy sheinberg

3/21/18 @ 3:02 PM
I encourage Delaware and DRBC to be a role model for the rest of the country. Please consider the health of your citizens and the generations to come, and ban fracking permanently.
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Comment From: Laurie Azzoto

3/21/18 @ 3:00 PM
No fracking in the Delaware River Basin.
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Comment From: Tim Guinee

3/21/18 @ 3:00 PM
Please ban fracking now. I am a leader in former Vice-President Al Gores climate Reality Project. "Natural" gas production releases methane which is 38 times more deleterious as a climate change causing gas in the first 50 years of its life than CO2....↓
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Comment From: Gregory Barrett

3/21/18 @ 2:56 PM
We need a permanent ban on fracking in the Delaware River Basin. This would require mature, longer-range thinking that is rooted in the best interests of the surrounding and affected communities — not just their health and well-being but also the sus...↓
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Comment From: Sarena Snider

3/21/18 @ 2:49 PM
Please ban fracking and save the Delaware!
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Comment From: Joe Lowenbraun

3/21/18 @ 2:49 PM
Banning fracking is one of the most important things we can do to mitigate the effects of global warming and sustain a healthy life. We don't need 20th century solutions for 21st century problems.
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Comment From: Anthony macagnone Macagnone

3/21/18 @ 2:44 PM
Please do not allow fracking
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Comment From: Susan Treister

3/21/18 @ 2:43 PM
Ban fracking. Ban all fracking. Ban importation of wastewater. Ban exportation of wastewater.
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Comment From: Anthony macagnone Macagnone

3/21/18 @ 2:41 PM
Please do not allow fracking .
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Comment From: Kevin Kelly

3/21/18 @ 2:36 PM
I am writing to express my opposition to the proposed regulations. Rather, I believe that we should ban fracking throughout the Watershed, ban frack wastewater from being dumped here, and ban Delaware River Watershed water from being exported to fue...↓
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Comment From: Yale Schwartz

3/21/18 @ 2:35 PM
Are you insane? No action should ever be allowed that could harm our drinking water. It's as simple as that. If you need further explanations, then you're insane. You can't fix it after you break it and you can't live without it.
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Comment From: DoRi Miles

3/21/18 @ 2:34 PM
TRUMP THE DESTROYER DOESN'T CARE ABOUT OUR LAND OR WATER EXCEPT FOR THE OIL IT CONTAINS, BUT FRACKING IS A DANGEROUS POISONOUS PRACTICE. IT SHOULD BE OUTLAWED IT'S SO DISRUPTIVE AND RISKY. LET OUR NATURAL BEAUTY BE AND DON'T ENDANGER OUR WATER, IT'...↓
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Comment From: Susan Clelland

3/21/18 @ 2:31 PM
Thank you for proposing a ban on fracking in the Delaware River Basin. I urge you to adopt the ban n order to protect drinking water for millions of humans and also save a historically and ecologically important national treasure: the Delaware Rive...↓
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Comment From: greta Aul

3/21/18 @ 2:30 PM
I do not believe that the Delaware should be subject to fracking. The ecosystem is fragile, and in light of global warming, we must move to forms of energy that have the least impact on our environment possible. We need to care for our fresh water ...↓
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Comment From: Miriam Poser

3/21/18 @ 2:30 PM
Everyone should have clean water available and we cannot have it when fracking waste is dumped into rivers.
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Comment From: Helen Lawman

3/21/18 @ 2:30 PM
Fracking can cause so many problems affecting water especially water used in households.but also it can seep`into other groundwater's,and into streams and rivers.
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Comment From: Todd Meierhans

3/21/18 @ 2:26 PM
Our water is important - please ban fracking.
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Comment From: Peter Eliscu

3/21/18 @ 2:26 PM
Fracking in its current horizontal-injection phase is verifiably poisonous. The people of the planet have been ravaged by the profit-makers once again. They removed the Clean Water Act restrictions in 2005 with the "Halliburton Loophole," sponsored b...↓
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Comment From: Ronald Gulla

3/21/18 @ 2:19 PM
It is time to fight for our environment and future. The evidence is overwhelming that oil and gas operations are unsafe. I lived through the hell of drilling and fracking with Range Resources my life has been forever changed. I have been paying lawye...↓
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Comment From: Trish Adlesic

3/21/18 @ 2:19 PM
I urge you to do all you can to protect the Delaware River. It supplies drinking water to 16 million people and we can't live without clean water. The Delaware is one of the most endangered rivers in America because fracking puts it at risk. I live...↓
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Comment From: Kristine Burton

3/21/18 @ 2:17 PM
Our government officials in PA (where I live!) must send a strong message to all of America's government body that NOW is the time to put people and planet before profit once and for all. Our health, our natural resources, and our children demand thi...↓
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Comment From: Renate Brosky

3/21/18 @ 1:58 PM
The risks to our water from fracking are too great to be acceptable. It is not a question of probability, it is a question of impact!
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Comment From: Virginia Pfeiffer

3/21/18 @ 1:23 PM
Please ban all fracking in the Delaware River Basin! We need to protect our wonderful river and the people who live near it. Please also ban the exportation of fracking wastewater from the Basin to fracking elsewhere AND the importation of wastewat...↓
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Comment From: Terry Montgomery

3/21/18 @ 1:17 PM
As a citizen concerned about our drinking water, please ban all fracking in the Delaware river basin and elsewhere.
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Comment From: David Wood

3/21/18 @ 1:13 PM
Given the negative human and environmental impact of the fracking process compared to the obvious and increasing benefits of clean, sustainable energy sources, there is no upside to pursuing such a venture.
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Comment From: Robert Williams

3/21/18 @ 1:12 PM
The Delaware river is America's river- it is part of our national heritage and it is one of the last pristine rivers on earth. It provides 5% of America's drinking water and impacts shorelines in New York, Pennsylvania and New Jersey. Please prohibit...↓
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Comment From: RC McBeth

3/21/18 @ 1:11 PM
Please do your research on fracking and you'll find crystal clear evidence that it's a pernicious practice that despoils land and water FOREVER. We cannot safely use any of the copious amounts of wastewater that fracking consumes due to the toxic coc...↓
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Comment From: harold oaklander

3/21/18 @ 1:06 PM
In any geographic location, clean drinking water must be given first priority simply because it is so critical for sustaining life.
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Comment From: Martina Kelly

3/21/18 @ 1:05 PM
Please ban all fracking!! Please DO NOT allow for the exportation of fracking wastewater from the Basin to fracking elsewhere AND the importation of wastewater for treatment into the Basin. The Delaware river is too precious to be destroyed!! Pl...↓
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Comment From: Joseph Jordan

3/21/18 @ 1:01 PM
Proposed Draft Regulations Addressing Hydraulic Fracturing and Additional Clarifying Amendments Please use this form to submit comments to the DRBC on the revised draft regulations addressing: Special Regulations Part 440 - Hydraulic Fracturing in ...↓
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Comment From: Carol Granoff

3/21/18 @ 12:59 PM
It is of utmost importance to our country that fracking is banned in the Delaware River Basin and elsewhere. Do not allow for the importation of fracking wastewater for processing. Please ban any activity which has to do with fracking. The health of ...↓
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Comment From: Eileen Weisinger

3/21/18 @ 12:59 PM
I'm not a scientist or even a very learned person but everything that I've heard about hydraulic fracturing and the backlash it has to our food and water supplies is frightening. We New Yorkers banned together to keep it out of our state and the Del...↓
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Comment From: SAM KATEN

3/21/18 @ 12:57 PM
FRACKING IN THE DELAWARE IS AN IRREVERSIBLE POISON TO OUR LIMITED DRINKING WATER AND AN UNFORGIVABLE CRIME AGAINST HUMANITY.
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Comment From: Matt Bethurem

3/21/18 @ 12:56 PM
The dangers of hydraulic fracturing are myriad, and have been documented time and again -- the practice threatens water supplies, air quality, and exacerbates the already runaway problem of climate change. Allowing the continuation of fracking in th...↓
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Comment From: Arrie Hammel

3/21/18 @ 12:55 PM
I am not a geological scientist, I am a simple citizen who reads a lot about our environment. I am opposed to fracking anywhere. If we are going to have fresh water we cannot be fracking, or for that matter allowing any other water source to be foul...↓
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Comment From: Mark White

3/21/18 @ 12:54 PM
No fracking, drilling or Mining please
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Comment From: Arden Down

3/21/18 @ 12:52 PM
I implore you to permanently BAN FRACKING IN THE AREA OF THE DELAWARE RIVER. We need clean, pure drinking water that the Delaware River provides. Do not assume that we all want to buy expensive water bottled in plastic that lasts forever and pollut...↓
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Comment From: Debra Borowiec

3/21/18 @ 12:51 PM
It is incomprehensible to me that you are even considering the allowance of fracking in or near the Delaware River Basin! Are you aware that the world is quickly running out of clean water and that by 2030, the world demand for water will be 40% gre...↓
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Comment From: WIlder Kingsley

3/21/18 @ 12:50 PM
I am gravely concerned about 5% of America's drinking water being at risk of contamination. I strongly urge you to pass this and any legislation aimed at banning operations that limit or destroy our ability to drink clean water. Thank you
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Comment From: Alystyre Julian

3/21/18 @ 12:49 PM
NO MORE FRACKING!!!!!!! LEAVE THE DELAWARE RIVER TO ITS OWN SELF.
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Comment From: Eric Ackley

3/21/18 @ 12:49 PM
It is unacceptable to put people at risk for the sake of fracking. We've seen what horrible reality becomes of it. NO to fracking!
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Comment From: Dayvanna Schreiner

3/21/18 @ 12:47 PM
Please BAN ALL fracking. Our waters are important. Our earth is also. I am a peaceful warrior here to protect our land and our water. My children cry over what is happening. It is sad there is not strict help for our waters, please do what is correct...↓
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Comment From: Rachel Epstein

3/21/18 @ 12:40 PM
Please ban fracking in the delaware water basin. 5% of americans depend on clean water from this basin. fracking has proved to be a short term gain for the american people and a long term nightmare for those communities whose waters have been permane...↓
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Comment From: Jan Fisher

3/21/18 @ 12:38 PM
Please be a responsible steward of our pristine Delaware River. Do not allow hydrofracking. Without healthy water nothing can live in good health: animals, fish, birds. Why would we poison a body of water thereby poisoning everything that drinks and ...↓
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Comment From: Elaine Selznick

3/21/18 @ 12:36 PM
Please do not risk making the Delaware basin an earthquake zone or possibly fouling the water
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Comment From: Siridatar Khalsa

3/21/18 @ 12:32 PM
Please ban fracking in the Delaware. It supplies 5% of the nation's drinking water. The proposed regulations should go further - they do not fully protect communities from the impact fracking has  they still allow for the exportation of fracking...↓
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Comment From: Nicole Radlauer

3/21/18 @ 12:29 PM
Hydraulic fracturing is an extremely dangerous process that puts the life of our ecosystems at risk. It causes much more damage than it is worth and will be the cause of major health-related and ecological problems in the near future. In many parts o...↓
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Comment From: Joseph M. Varon

3/21/18 @ 12:26 PM
Dear Members of the Delaware River Basin Commission: I am writing to urge you to ban fracking and save the Delaware River it's marine life, birds and mammals which live in and along side herald the local communities which depend on her for drinkin...↓
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Comment From: Will Parker

3/21/18 @ 12:25 PM
I grew up down there but i've been living in upstate New York for half a century. I remember the water was fantastic back then. I live out side Ithaca NY and my water source is Bolton Point and it is rated the second best in this state. I head back h...↓
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Comment From: Will Parker

3/21/18 @ 12:24 PM
I grew up down there but i've been living in upstate New York for half a century. I remember the water was fantastic back then. I live out side Ithaca NY and my water source is Bolton Point and i tis rated the second best in this state. I head back h...↓
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Comment From: T Gargiulo

3/21/18 @ 12:14 PM
The Delaware River Basin Commission has proposed a ban on fracking... while this is an incredibly exciting milestone, the proposed regulations do not fully protect communities from the impact fracking has – they still allow for the exportation of fra...↓
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Comment From: Mark Forsyth

3/21/18 @ 12:14 PM
I am in full support of legislation prohibiting hydro-fracking or disposal of fracking waste including water from fracking operations within the Delaware River watershed.
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Comment From: Carl Arnold

3/21/18 @ 12:13 PM
Over the last ten years, there has been an ever-increasing mountain of scientific reports and empirical data showing conclusively that gas is neither needed nor can the earth afford more fossil fuel development. Doctors and nurses in both Pennsylvani...↓
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Comment From: Richard Driscoll

3/21/18 @ 12:11 PM
As a former Supervisor of the Town of Newfield NY - which adopted a ban on heavy industrial activity - I admonished proponents and opponents that a ban is a tool to be used when necessary and that once it can be proven to the Town's satisfaction tha...↓
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Comment From: Peter Shurman

3/21/18 @ 12:10 PM
BAN FRACKING NOW!
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Comment From: Michael Fergot

3/21/18 @ 12:09 PM
The potential risks to our waterways far outweighs the merits of extricating the last drop of fossil fuels from the Earth. Enough is enough. Clean, renewable energy is possible. the investment into it only helps to minimize the cost.
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Comment From: Devine Design (Don Devine)

3/21/18 @ 12:06 PM
Proposed regulations do not fully protect communities from the impact of fracking. The proposed regulations would allow for the exportation of fracking wastewater from the Basin, as well as the importation of wastewater for treatment into the Basin. ...↓
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Comment From: Jeffrey Janiger

3/21/18 @ 12:02 PM
All types of fracking should be banned in the Delaware River water basin. It is essential to protect the drinking water and overall environmental health of this treasure of the nation.
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