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26 Янв 2010

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Edith Honan, Reuters

NYC's Bloomberg opposes gas drilling in watershed

New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg issued his most forceful statements to date opposing natural gas drilling in the city's upstate watershed on Monday, in a boost for anti-drilling protesters amid competing rallies in the state capital..."The consequences are so severe that it is not a risk that I think we should run. I do not think that we should allow fractured drilling anywhere near our water supply," Bloomberg told reporters.