Don Enss
Chapter 9:
1. What
was the most important exchange that took place in 1995, immediately after the
killing of Ken Saro-Wiwa?
2. The
number of rail cars carrying oil has increased by what percent in just five
years? (How many of them go through Tennessee?)
3. What
did it take for Christina Mills, who worked as an auditor for oil companies in
Oklahoma, to finally change her mind about fracking?
4.
What actions did the people in Richmond
California take that should give us hope that we too might be able to effect
change?
5.
Beyond the fossil fuel industry’s pace of expansion, what else
has propelled the environmental movement forward?
6.
Besides contaminating our drinking water, what other impact does
fracking have on the geology of the area and adjoining areas where the fracking
is being done?
7.
What happened to cause the largest onshore oil spill in U.S.
history?
8.
In a sane world, all of the rail line disasters, from Montreal
to North Dakota to New Brunswick to Lynchburg, VA, would have prompted
significant political change, so what does the lack of response tell us about
the world?
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