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"FrackNation" investigates the alarming and apparently misleading claims made about fracking, and looks at the benefits the process can bring to some of the poorest communities in the U.S. and across the planet.
LOS ANGELES, Feb. 7, 2012 /PRNewswire via COMTEX/ -- Controversial filmmakers
Ann McElhinney and Phelim McAleer announced a crowdfunding campaign today for
their new documentary, FrackNation.
The feature-length film looks at the process of fracking for natural gas,
demolishing much of the scaremongering surrounding the process and featuring the
millions whose lives have been positively transformed by this emerging industry.
FrackNation investigates the health claims surrounding the process, and reveals
the startling lack of scientific evidence to substantiate them.
Controversially, McAleer and McElhinney are fundraising for FrackNation on
Kickstarter.com.
"Normally, Kickstarter projects are pro-radical environmentalism," said
McAleer. "FrackNation will be the first documentary funded through Kickstarter
to challenge the environmental establishment. It will appeal to the workers and
small farmers who know the truth, but never see it represented in modern
documentaries."
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