Testing a theory he’s heard about this particular river near an Australian fracking site, Jeremy Buckingham held a light barely above the water before part of the river itself exploded and became engulfed in flames. There’s so much gas seeping into the Condamine River from a nearby fracking site that you can even see it bubbling up from the water. Fracking can produce what are called fugitive gasses that travel through rock and ground to escape wherever possible. In this instance, that point of escape is this particular river.
Wilderness Bonds, Taking Aim, Part 2: Rifle Training
Wilderness Bonds Taking Aim Part 2 rifle training continues the journey as Christen and Katey guide a group of women through hands-on instruction designed to build real confidence in the field. At Gunsite Academy, the focus shifts from fundamentals to application. As a result, participants begin to trust their skills, their instincts, and each other....
