Yoko Ono and Sean Lennon Lead a Tour Through Fracking Country
'I’m ready to tell the world this is happening, and this is what they’re doing,' Ono saysStand Up
Lennon became interested in hydraulic fracturing last July when gas companies held a meeting to propose destroying land to make room for a pipeline for fracking in Delaware County, N.Y, where his family has had a country home since he was a kid. "We had a town meeting where they are trying to make this happen," he says. "I was terrified. They spoke to these silver-haired old lady farmers and nice old couples with organic farms where I live very rudely, saying we’re going to do this, going to do this, I actually raised my hand and said I thought you said you hadn’t gotten permission yet."
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