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- $Rosalia Tejeda, talks with her 13-year-old son, Juscianni Blackeller, while her 2-year-old daughter, Audrey Gray, rides in a wagon in their backyard in Arlington, Texas, on Sunday, Oct. 24, 2021. As Tejeda has learned more about health risks posed by fracking for natural gas, she has become a vocal opponent of a plan to add more natural gas wells at a site near her home. On Tuesday, Jan. 4, 2022, the Arlington City Council voted 5-4 to reject the request by Total Energies to drill additional gas$
Rosalia Tejeda, talks with her 13-year-old son, Juscianni Blackeller, while her 2-year-old daughter, Audrey Gray, rides in a wagon in their backyard in Arlington, Texas, on Sunday, Oct. 24, 2021. As Tejeda has learned more about health risks posed by fracking for natural gas, she has become a vocal opponent of a plan to add more natural gas wells at a site near her home. On Tuesday, Jan. 4, 2022, the Arlington City Council voted 5-4 to reject the request by Total Energies to drill additional gas wells, reversing a preliminary decision by the council in November to allow the wells to go forward. (AP Photo/Martha Irvine)

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Texas day care gets reprieve after drilling plan is rejected
By CATHY BUSSEWITZ AND MARTHA IRVINE - Associated Press
Wed,01/05/22-11:03PM , 281 Reads
Parents who send their children to a day care center in Arlington, Texas, will be able to breathe easier after the city refused to let a major energy company drill more gas wells a few hundred feet from the center's playground.
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In shadow of Texas gas drilling sites, health fears escalate
By CATHY BUSSEWITZ AND MARTHA IRVINE - Associated Press
Tue,11/30/21-10:39AM , 188 Reads
ARLINGTON, Texas (AP) — At a playground outside a North Texas day care, giggling preschoolers chase each other into a playhouse. Toddlers scoot by on tricycles.
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In shadow of Texas gas drilling sites, health fears escalate
By CATHY BUSSEWITZ AND MARTHA IRVINE - Associated Press
Mon,11/29/21-11:48PM , 316 Reads
ARLINGTON, Texas (AP) — At a playground outside a North Texas day care center, giggling preschoolers chase each other into a playhouse. Toddlers scoot by on tricycles. A boy cries as a teacher helps him negotiate over a toy.
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In shadow of Texas gas drilling sites, health fears escalate
By CATHY BUSSEWITZ AND MARTHA IRVINE - Associated Press
Mon,11/29/21-11:01PM , 234 Reads
ARLINGTON, Texas (AP) — At a playground outside a North Texas day care center, giggling preschoolers chase each other into a playhouse. Toddlers scoot by on tricycles. A boy cries as a teacher helps him negotiate over a toy.
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