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Richmond, Tom<br />

From: Arlo Skari [askari@bresnan.net]<br />

Sent: Monday, June 06, 2011 8:53 PM<br />

To: DNR FracComments<br />

Subject: Disclosure <strong>of</strong> chemicals in frackilng fluids<br />

<strong>Montana</strong> <strong>Board</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Oil</strong> & <strong>Gas</strong><br />

Billings, MT 59102<br />

Dear Members.<br />

As a farmer <strong>and</strong> former Pharmacist, I am asking that you adopt rules that require the public to have access to the<br />

names <strong>of</strong> the toxic chemicals used in fracking. Our farm has a private water system <strong>and</strong> we absolutely have to know<br />

what chemicals are being used in fracking if a gas or oil well were to be drilled on our property or the neighbor's property.<br />

People have the right to know what chemicals are in the drugs that are being prescribed for them <strong>and</strong> yet the companies<br />

that developed these drugs have a right to patent these for a certain period thus protecting their investment. This would<br />

also extend to the company developing these fracking chemicals to have a patent <strong>of</strong> the making <strong>and</strong> selling <strong>of</strong> these<br />

chemicals.<br />

However, the people who may have their water contaminated, must know just what the chemicals are being used by the<br />

O & G drillers if they are to avoid damage to human or even animal health.<br />

Thanks for your time,<br />

Arlo Skari<br />

P O Box 296<br />

Chester, MT 59522<br />

(406) 292-3602<br />

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