“EYES ON SHELL” in Beaver County for Ethane Cracker Plant in Upper Ohio River Valley

by Duane Nichols on July 15, 2022

Local Ethane from Fracked Marcellus Shale Wells is Cracked to Ethylene then Polymerized to Polyethylene Nurdles

Please Join the “Eyes on Shell Watchdogs

From the Beaver County Marcellus Awareness Community (BCMAC), July 14, 2022

Thanks to those who joined us last Wednesday, July 6. Continuing to monitor the Shell cracker plant is so important as the plant begins to come online.

Please take a moment to register for our upcoming meeting on August 3; we’ll be discussing air inversions with the National Weather Service which could impact your health, reviewing the observations you sent us, and we look forward to hearing about how you participated in plastic-free July.

We are also looking forward to meeting some of you this weekend at the upcoming Ohio River Valley Fest – if you haven’t registered yet, please do!

If you missed our last meeting, you can view a copy of the recording here. There have also been a number of media segments on the concerns residents are voicing about the operations of the Shell plant.

As well, we have an upcoming events we would like to remind you about: Beaver Falls Solar Community Conversation & Free Legal Clinic. Date and time are Saturday, July 30, 2022 – 10:30 AM, 1301 Seventh Avenue | Beaver Falls, PA 15010 (Carnegie Free Library of Beaver Falls). Come join us to talk about what solar energy is; if it’s the right fit for your energy needs; and no-cost legal advice to get your solar questions answered. Hosted by Fair Shake Environmental Services. Get Tickets Here!

Have you filled out our survey yet? If not, please tell us how you’d like to participate. For more information, please visit Eyes on Shell, and don’t forget to register for our next meeting!

Best Wishes, Nora Johnson, Secretary, BCMAC

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P.S. During our last meeting, a number of key discussions were held, including presentations from our incredible speakers; Dr. Ned Ketyer of the Environmental Health Project and Matthew Mehalik of the Breathe Project.

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