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Media are horrendous.

Why is it a bad thing to educate children in the Kimberly on a process that could be one day very prevalent in their lives? Slandering this as brainwashing is idiotic, this is a scientist taking time out of his day to provide information to children of the Kimberly. Nothing more.


Why are media then allowed to publish articles saying or suggesting that fraccing is unsafe if it is in fact in 'dispite'? I could be wrong here, but as it stands Fraccing is considered safe. It's in dispute by greenies etc, but they are yet to have any evidence that it effects our groundwater.

I just can't fathom any negative from this. Media are doing a good job of perceiving it as a negative of course. It's a good idea to teach the process to children. WA may one day be a major player in the world of fraccing.

If only the media would report on facts instead of trying to pluck at the heart strings of any story they can think of.

Maybe Buru is better off just staying tight lipped