Industrial practices that damage our ecosystem and all living things most definitely are "harmful technologies." This report sheds light on "Fracking" and its effects on our planet. Also demonstrated are the misleading information and outright lies that are presented to the public in order to continue these practices.

In this video, BC Energy Minister Rich Coleman, also responsible for mandating wireless smart meters without any public process, is shown openly lying to the public when assuring parliament that there would be an extensive consultation before any contracts for Fracking were ever signed. Just 2 months later a 23 year long water license was granted to company Talisman Energy for 10 million liters of water every day from Williston Lake without any public input. Coleman states in an interview with Carolyn Jarvis he misspoke when he said he would consult with the public first.

Clearly Mr. Coleman forgets who he is working for . . . 

"There is an energy revolution underway thousands of meters below our feet. A new method of extracting vast reserves of natural gas that were previously thought inaccessible is in full swing. It's called fracking, or hydraulic fracturing, and its lead to a boom in gas production across western Canada. But this new technique is also raising serious environmental red flags. In France, 'fracking' has been banned. In Quebec and New Jersey there are moratoriums in place. So is this the answer to our energy woes or a risky unproven science?

"How hydraulic fracturing works:

"Fracking is not new to the oil and gas industry but recent technical advancements have made it possible to access previously inaccessible gas deposits held in rock formations thousands of meters below the surface. "It's done be forcing water, sand and a chemical mixture down the drilling pipe under extreme pressure. The fractures or cracks in the rock allow the gas to rise to the surface . . ."