The Fracking song
Published on by Water Network Research, Official research team of The Water Network in Social
The New York Times (5/20) "Green" blog notes that "The Fracking Song" has received more than 79,000 hits on YouTube since it was posted last week. An update from John Collins Rudolf explains, "If you prefer your environmental journalism rapped to a funk beat, then you can't miss with 'My Water's on Fire Tonight,' a music video out of Studio 20, the media innovation lab at New York University's graduate school of journalism. In a snappy two and a half minutes, the song outlines the pros and cons of fracking, the drilling technique that has unlocked vast new reserves of natural gas but come under sharp scrutiny for its apparent links to water contamination and other environmental harm."
Attached link
http://www.youtube.com/embed/timfvNgr_Q4Taxonomy
- Policy