Kansas and Oklahoma face quake risk from fracking wastewater
The Kansas and Oklahoma response to oilfield wastewater disposal shows Kansas actions narrowing the risk with stricter limits in Harper and Sumner counties and a general limit on volumes. Oklahoma has moved slower, shutting 37 wells after Saturday's 5.6 quake near Pawnee, with about 4,200 wells statewide. Kansans press for stronger, timely action as tremors continue to shake the regions.
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Finney County considers signage to curb through truck traffic
Online reader comments on a Finney County Commission move to increase enforcement of a zoning rule banning through or parked semi-truck traffic at Towns Riverview subdivision east of Garden City. Lisa Bergman voices concern for safety, road damage, and property impact while noting workday time constraints.
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Textbook costs soar too high COMMENTARY
Professor driven pricing and digital add ons drive prices up as biology and chemistry texts top two hundred dollars. Campus Books survey shows average costs per semester near four hundred eighty eight dollars, with a yearly near one thousand. Students increasingly rent or buy used while freshmen pay more than seniors.
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FDA bans antibacterial chemicals in consumer products
Jill Richardson notes the FDA has banned triclosan and triclocarbon in consumer soaps due to harm and little proven benefit. Hospitals and restaurants may still use them, with a one year transition for corporations to comply, urging consumers to read labels during the phase-out.
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Lost love affair with our cars across generations
A car enthusiast reflects on a lifetime of vehicles from a 1969 Chevelle to a 2013 Infiniti G37X and 2008 Toyota 4Runner. He recalls freedom, social life, and memories tied to each ride while noting younger people favor smartphones over car culture.
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