save and transport of fracking fluid. proper handling and disposal of naturally occurring radioactive material. and many other aspects of this complex operation. that needs to be control . in maryland, we are moving forward and we anticipate two stages in doing this. first, over the next year, we are surveying existing practices and selecting best practices for drilling and fracking of wells. these will cover all aspects of safe operation and design, delivery, management of materials, drilling, casing, cementing, fracking, and waste disposal. after we develop this interim gold standard, we will consider issuing permits for a small number of exploratory wells to be drilled and fracked in maryland and we will carefully monitor these to provide more detailed information that we can use in order to take the second step in our process -- using the data from the exploratory wells, along with the results of other research, gathering from the surrounding states and other areas. if we determine gas production can be accomplished w

and as you viewers may recall we've also covered a fracking issue here on our show numerous times in fact archie reported on a pennsylvania family who can't drink their water after a natural gas company began drilling on their land. it got so bad that uli and his cousin lives down the street just let me just find out what would happen if they let their water and fire. a lot of flames would kill a gal. like what's here with a clean slate i like that high. so senator inhofe he is still think of fracking as a cause of the water contamination ask that pennsylvania family who can now light their drinking water on fire and if you still aren't convinced senator there's a new study from cornell university is going to be published this may and it says the fracking could be worse for the environment than coal mining and didn't president obama just a few weeks ago call for more drilling of natural gas here in the u.s. maybe a few years everyone will be able to like their drinking water on fire so on this earth day wouldn't it be nice if senator inhofe and other g.o.p. leaders started telling th

you didn't say what percentage of the wells would be hydraulically fracked.been have a percentage of the state of oklahoma and colorado there would be using that technology? .. especially in pennsylvania. could you tell us how this water is disposed of in your two respect escape? kind of briefly. >> certainly. in colorado, a majority of water resistor circuit overuse. we talk about the disposal, final disposal, 60% is deep underground. 20% of the evacuated. about 20% is just charged a surface water understate water quality permit that do contain environmental health-based standards. >> in oklahoma, we recycle most of the phrack water come up when it's used if we have 10,500 injection cells be put the watertown, fluid sound. >> so it's roughly the same as they're doing in colorado. how do your agencies responded investigate groundwater complaints? >> director neslin, and we tell us how you did it quite >> certainly, this is event that led to the hearing last february. a couple things were important. we got in an inspector on spending having 16 hours collect me

today, a natural gas company halted its use of a controversial mining technique call eed fracking, after a blowt spewed thousands eed fluid int. in arkansas, some geologists think the disposal of waste water from fracking may be leading in an uptick of earthquakes, more than 1100 since september. here's chris bury. >> reporter: at this arkansas school, anger is in the air. >> you need to start hounding your government. >> reporter: the residents gathered here are worried. >> how would we know? >> reporter: about the gas wells sprouting up around them. >> i just know my house started shaking. >> reporter: and whether drilling is to blame for the earth moving under their feet. >> the house shoot, all the dogs started barking and going off. something happened. >> reporter: what's happening? earthquakes. more than 1100 since september. most of them tiny, two or three on the richter scale. but some around four, california-sized. teachers at this school attest to that. >> there's no foundation. you're just shaking. and you can't go anywhere because every is shaking. >> that scared me the most,

parents have a right to know what is in the fracking that could contaminate the water their children drink. and more information on the contaminants which were happy to see epa undertaking would empower the citizens and help the government to make better decisions on the pollutants in the water supply we need the natural gas but also clean water, look for to hearing from the witnesses about how we can work together to ensure natural gas is done as safely as possible. now i want to ask you and mr. perciasepe a question about the air in new jersey is already by coal-fired power plants to the west of us and now unprecedented numbers of hydraulic fracturing wells in pennsylvania and other nearby states. what can we expect with air pollution coming to new jersey for these activities? >> the air emissions from the gas activities would be regulated under the clean air act and on the size and type of commission that it is. there have been problems with some areas of the country where the emissions from all of the activity going on related to natural gas extraction that it is created an incre

a 1957 until now, i have fracked over 3000 wells. he is talking about that the will -- well is drought -- drilled -- he is talking about that the well is drilled down. the hole is drilled to 1,000 feet, they run a string casing and close it off. i work in an area where sand of aquafer.stfe korf we were conscious of this. we put in cement and rolled down to 15,000 feet. you complete the well there. you are 2-3 miles below the freshwater sand. you tell me how they frack job to mile down can get back up into the fresh water sand. i never had it happen and i know nobody else where it happens. all the complaints are coming from pennsylvania. that is a m in thearcellus. they have drilled over 800,000 wells in oklahoma, kansas, and texas. i do not know of any losses or any complaint or anything else. why is it all right there in pennsylvania and western new york? they have now said that you will frack these wells in the watershed. that is where it rains. but don't know what that is. it rains and the watershed and runs into a lake. frack the

now, fracking involves blasting chemical-laced water into the ground. in that pennsylvania incident, thousands of gallons of that water leaked to the susquehanna river. the gas company says it's now contained the leak but it's trying to figure out exactly what caused it. >>> there's a change at the top for pacific gas and electric, following last year's deadly pipeline explosion near san francisco. the company's ceo, peter darby, is now leaving with a $35 million golden parachute. 8 people were killed and 38 homes destroyed in that blast last september. >>> after months of extreme drought and wildfires have burned through more than a million acres, the governor of texas is asking texans to pray for rain. governor rick perry issued a proclamation for the prayers to take place today through sunday. the last six months have been the drying on record in parts of the state since the 1930s. one of those massive wildfires is still raging in north texas, of burning 160 homes to the ground. it has charred 150-square-miles in just the past week. only 25% is conta

sewage treatment plants haven't put limits on their diharge to deal with the constituents of the fracking fluid or the produd war and that is the issue we are working on in pennsylvania for instance. >> and so you are seeing that as a problem it sounds like. if they don't adjust their wheat waste water treatment to deal with it is coming in, which isn't like municipal sewage is much different in terms of the constituents, that could be a problem and you are trying to get on top of that. >> either putting a limit on the planned figuring out how the plant handles it or treating the fluids before it is brought to the plant so that it can be compatible with the plant those are the two approaches you can take to the sewage treatment plant whereas a permit class ii, i think that's true, -- underground injection would be permitted to deal with those issues. >> but today we have been just alluding to produce water into trucks and driving it over to the waste water treatment plant and then dumping it into the waste water treatment plant. are you aware that they are preaching it? >> and number of t

it takes a life cycle approach of the hydraulic fracking process. epa is also looking at its regulatory authority to -- i would not always say backstop -- but to find the places where epa needs to provide guidance or direction as far as the injection of fracking fluids. the place we do have a gap is on diesel injection. companies are using diesel as part of their fracking process. we need to put some guidance out. we are reaching out to industry, to states, and to the department of interior. the departments of interior and agriculture have a huge stake. other fluids, other hydraulic fracking fluids are not regulated under the states drinking water act by law. but that the regulation says these zero is not exempt. i heard a quick question on pennsylvania. we are handling issues in the state out of our regional office. we have no concerns as they are brought to us. we would prefer to allow the states to be the first level of response. with the recent blog in pennsylvania, the one place we thought we could add value to get a handle on what is in the fr

there are questions about what can be used in the fracking process. what is your view on what that does to drinking water supplies? guest: hydraulic fracturing is a huge lead important issue in the haleheast where tehe sale is. "the new york times" story was an important one. this is not regulated. there is regulation by the states but no federal regulation. 10 years or more ago the natural gas specifically got a variants for hydraulic fracturing from the safer air water act, the clean water act, why did they do that? could they have known that there was a problem with this therefore they were trying to avoid regulation? what is happening now is the story is being told the. the epa is now doing very extensive research on the consequences of the chemicals used in fracking. they have asked the companies to provide information on the chemical that they use. interestingly, the only company th refused to provide a list of chemicals was caliber and whic was one of the three companies eaged in the deepwater horizon spell. bp, transocean, and halliburton. tha

it takes a life cycle approach of the hydraulic fracking process. epa is also looking at its regulatory authority to -- i would not always say backstop -- but to find the places where epa needs to provide guidance or direction as far as the injection of fracking fluids. the place we do have a gap is on diesel injection. companies are using diesel as part of their fracking process. we need to put some guidance out. we are reaching out to industry, to states, and to the department of interior. the departments of interior and agriculture have a huge stake. other fluids, other hydraulic fracking fluids are not regulated under the states drinking water act by law. but that the regulation says these zero is not exempt. -- says that diesel is not exempt. i heard a quick question on pennsylvania. we are handling issues in the state out of our regional office. we have no concerns as they are brought to us. we would prefer to allow the states to be the first level of response. with the recent blowout in pennsylvania, the one place we thought we could add valu

they describe a new frack focus provide a disclosure. participation is voluntary. within the first eight hours of going live, they had 24 oil and gas companies signed on to use it. nine are already up loading fracturing data. participating companies revealed that the largest companies are clamoring for this opportunity. the states are running successful regulatory programs. we are going to hear from some of them today. i would hope, mr. perciasepe, that you will stick around and listen to some of their testimony. i also understand that president obama has asked the department of energy to look into fracking. the white house council on environmental policy is studying the cumulative impacts. mr. perciasepe, help me understand these various studies and how they fit together. it would be helpful if you would commit to briefing my staff. on a quarterly basis. that way we can see what this oversight is doing. this is what we are talking about. this is how they have to get the gas out of this type of formation. the only way they can do it is from fracking. in oklahoma, w

a 1957 until now, i have fracked over 3000 wells. he is talking about that the will -- well is drought -- drilled -- he is talking about that the well is drilled down. the hole is drilled to 1,000 feet, they run a string casing and close it off. i work in an area whe sand of aquafer.stfe korf we were conscious of this. we put in cement and rolled downo 15,000 feet. you complete the well there. you are 2-3 miles below the freshwater sand. you tell me how they frack job to mile down can get back up into the fresh water sand. i never had it happen and i know nobody else where it happens. all the complaints are coming from pennsylvania. that is a m in thearcellus. they have drilled over 800,000 wells in oklahoma, kansas, and texas. i do not know of any losses or any complaint or anything else. why is it all right there in pennsylvania and western new york? they have now said that you will frack these wells in the watershed. that is where it rains. but don't know what that is. it rains and the watershed and runs into a lake. frack the lak

the first commercial frack job occurred in oklahoma on march 17, 1949. as my colleague indicated, over one million wells have been fracked right here in america without an identified problem. that is over 60 years of success. and what has happened with the marcellus shale and new shale formation development potential, they have taken the hydraulic fracturing and created an update to it. they have come up with new technology of using existing technologies and combining them to come up with new techniques that combine the concepts of hords tall drilling and hydraulic fracturing into one combined technology that makes the development of our north american shale natural gas formations economically viable and that includes marcellus shale formation here in pennsylvania, west virginia, and new york and across the northeast area. we have heard about this issue and i see we are joined by another colleague from the great state of pennsylvania. i yield to my colleague from pennsylvania. >> i thank my friend and neighbor from pennsylvania as well. it's good to have

a 1957 until now, i have fracked over 3000 wells. he is talking about that the will -- well is drought -- drilled -- he is talking about that the well is drilled down. the hole is drilled to 1,000 feet, they run a string casing and close it off. i work in an area where sand of aquafer.stfe korf we were conscious of this. we put in cement and rolled down to 15,000 feet. you complete the well there. you are 2-3 miles below the freshwater sand. you tell me how they frack job to mile down can get back up into the fresh water sand. i never had it happen and i know nobody else where it happens. all the complaints are coming from pennsylvania. that is a m in thearcellus. they have drilled over 800,000 wells in oklahoma, kansas, and texas. i do not know of any losses or any complaint or anything else. why is it all right there in pennsylvania and western new york? they have now said that you will frack these wells in the watershed. that is where it rains. but don't know what that is. it rains and the watershed and runs into a lake. frack the

a 1957 until now, i have fracked over 3000 wells. he is talking about that the will -- well is drought -- drilled -- he is talking about that the well is drilled down. the hole is drilled to 1,000 feet, they run a string casing and close it off. i work in an area where sand of aquafer.stfe korf we were conscious of this. we put in cement and rolled down to 15,000 feet. you complete the well there. you are 2-3 miles below the freshwater sand. you tell me how they frack job to mile down can get back up into the fresh water sand. i never had it happen and i know nobody else where it happens. all the complaints are coming from pennsylvania. that is a m in thearcellus. they have drilled over 800,000 wells in oklahoma, kansas, and texas. i do not know of any losses or any complaint or anything else. why is it all right there in pennsylvania and western new york? they have now said that you will frack these wells in the watershed. that is where it rains. but don't know what that is. it rains and the watershed and runs into a lake. frack the

chill gases extracted by hydro fracking that means special chemicals around into the water to break up the rock formations the components of these chemicals are kept secret by the companies in the united states and claim it's a commercial secret part water laced with chemicals ends up in drinking water so shell gas development poses a serious threat to the environment and health care in the united states may have done russian gas production two years ago but like any seeming miracle cure shale gas me move yet another false and dangerous economy. moscow. the first russian a through high three percent one hundred has to deliver to armenia for such a production why the plane makes its first commercial flight on wednesday and just over an hour's time the head of the project makes the aircraft stand out. for example if we consider the so-called super jet one hundred projects it's a craft control system is capable of warning the pilots of every possible emergency and so does not let the craft actually get into a situation where it's essentially an active aviation safety system control system

chill gases extracted by hydro fracking that means special chemicals are added to the water to break up the rock formations the components of these chemicals are kept secret by the companies in the united states and claim it's a commercial secret that water laced with chemicals ends up in drinking water so shale gas development poses a serious threat to the environment and health in the united states we have outdone russian gas production two years ago but like any seeming miracle cure shale gas may be proved yet another falls and the injuries economy. more skull right here out today sat next year brings us all the latest place to stay safe there. hello and welcome to business i'll see you thanks for joining us prime minister putin is outlining russia's twelve month economic record to parliament with a clear push to boost the country's. border by attracting foreign money and he's not i don't know that there has been listen to what the this has been say shares in the state duma now for us so that's highly a take is through the prime minister's priority list as he tells deputies how ru

developments only environment and people's health with the board as well so chill gas is extracted by hydro fracking that means special chemicals around into the water to break up the rock formation the components of these chemicals are kept secret by the companies in the united states and claim it's a commercial secret put that water laced with chemicals ends up in drinking water so shale gas development poses a serious threat to the environment and health in the united states me how our done russian gas production two years ago but like any seeming miracle cure shale gas to me prove yet another false and dangerous economy. more skill. but please stay with r.t. where there's some governmental grooves ahead find that will forever have been in the red bad it has to say about this video of him cussing up at the sky. how tough economic times have left. doing nothing this is sixty deaths they're not in work or studying the highly educated or being let it hang forced to rely on their parents as going off reports on the last generation. for over a year now element has been trying to find a decent job with

environment and people's health care bout with the board as well so chill gas is extracted by hydro fracking that means special chemicals around into the water to break up the rock formations the components of these chemicals are kept secret by the companies in the united states who claim it's a commercial secret put dark water laced with chemicals ends up in drinking water so shell gas development poses a serious threat to the environment and health care in the united states may have a gun russian gas production two years ago but like any seeming miracle cure shale gas mead proved yet another falls and the injuries economy. more scope. for a few minutes time a story of farmers struggles against producers of genetically modified plants. has the business. thanks carrie hello and welcome to business update thanks for joining us russia's prime minister is confident the country's economy will completely recover from the global crisis by twenty twelve reputedly gave the forecasts during his annual economic report to parliament the pace of economic growth in the country totaled four percent last y

chill gases extracted by hydro fracking that means special chemicals around into the water to break up the rock formations the components of these chemicals are kept secret by the companies in the united states and claim it's a commercial secret water laced with chemicals ends up in drinking water so shale gas development poses a serious threat to the environment and health in the united states may have done russian gas production two years ago but like any seeming miracle cure shale gas may prove yet another thought and dangerous economy. now from all the international news this hour and there's renewed violence in yemen in separate incidents around government protesters killed by mozart gunman was a policeman that died in clashes it comes a day after security this is at the demonstrations in the capital sanaa killing at least. the victims died of gunshot and nine others are in a critical condition in mali you know which held a meeting on the crisis in yemen failed to agree a diplomatic response. have gun fire has erupted in the ivory coast capitalist forces loyal to the new governmen

chill gases extracted by hydro fracking that means special chemicals around into the water to break up the rock formations the components of these chemicals are kept secret by the companies in the united states and claim it's a commercial secret that water laced with chemicals ends up in drinking water so shell gas development pose a serious threat to the environment and health so perhaps like any seeming miracle cure show gassed me through yet another false and dangerous economy even if it was cool artsy moscow. but i think that it's all the business news when you hear on r.t. . hello and welcome to all of his business update thanks for joining us and a fellow capital is one of the major headaches right now for the world's leading decision makers money shifting swiftly from one market to no other essential to destabilize and so the seeds of another financial crisis one moscow based investment strategist that has mixed fortunes for places like russia. the capital has been coming into russia or over the last three or four months has really been quite short in nature they're not really b

chill gases extracted by hydro fracking that means special chemicals around into the water to break up the rock formations the components of these chemicals are kept secret by the companies in the united states who claim it's a commercial secret put that water laced with chemicals ends up in drinking water so shale gas development poses a serious threat to the environment and health in the united states may have outdone russian gas production two years ago but like any seeming miracle cure shale gas need prove yet another false and dangerous economy. more scale. you will have sales business outlets. this is business hello and welcome to the program the flow of capital is one of the major headline headaches right now for the world's leading decision makers run it shifting some of clip from one market turn other hospital to destabilize and so the seeds of another financial crisis and one moscow based investment strategies says that has mixed fortunes for places like russia. the capitol has been dominant you rusher over the last three or four months has really been quite short in nature b

chill gases extracted by hydro fracking that means special chemicals or other to the water to break up the rock formations because these chemicals are kept secret by the companies in the united states and claim it's a commercial secret but part water laced with chemicals ends up in drinking water so shell gas development poses a serious threat to the environment and health care in the united states may have outdone russian gas production two years ago but like any seeming miracle cure shale gas me proved yet another false endanger us economy. more sco. shortly is cuber out for a market economy half a century since imposing an embargo that's in cross talk after business update with india. thanks alex hello and welcome to visit the saucy prime minister putin is outlining russia's twelve months economy grow cold to parliament with a clear push to boost the country's output of three more days ation out by attracting foreign money and countries that's on an oracle has been listening to the prime ministers of. joiners live from the state duma so i know that it's time to take us through the p

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has nothing to do with fracking. the colorado oil and water conservation commission reviewed the specific location of the film numerous times and remarked, quote, dissolved methane in well water appeared to be bimbings io -- biojenics and there are no way related to the well water. there have been no confirmed cases of threatened, say, animal health, in pennsylvania but a lot of this occurs on our farms. the marcellus gas has saved more dairy farms in my district than probably anything else in the past couple years. when dairy farmers were losing an average of $100 per average per cow per month based on the fact that the government prices milk and it's such a flawed system, that this really has been a blessing for our farmers. i have a few farmers going around new john deeres or whatever their choice of tractors are for the first time in their lives, actually, so it's been a good thing so we don't lose our farms. we're losing our agriculture at an alarming rate on a daily basis across this country but in pennsylvania

now still to come tonight a senator says that fracking has never polluted the water here in the u.s. for the wrong it's real time to say thanks and if you're thinking of the careful if you're trying to protect mother earth educate others because you could be labeled an eco terrorist or discuss that and more in just about.

that happen here well thanks so much for joining us now still to come tonight the senator says that fracking has never polluted the water here in the us for the wrong tool time segments and if there are things that we careful if you're trying to protect mother earth educate others because you could be labeled an eco terrorist or discuss that and more in just about.

there are questions about what can be used in the fracking process.hat is your view on what that does to drinking water supplies? guest: hydraulic fracturing is a huge lead important issue in the haleheast where tehe sale is. "the new york times" story was an important one. this is not regulated. there is regulation by the states but no federal regulation. 10 years or more ago the natural gas specifically got a variants for hydraulic fracturing from the safer air water act, the clean water act, why did they do that? could they have known that there was a problem with this therefore they were trying to avoid regulation? what is happening now is the story is being told the. the epa is now doing very extensive research on the consequences of the chemicals used in fracking. they have asked the companies to provide information on the chemical that they use. interestingly, the only company that refused to provide a list of chemicals was caliber and which was one of the three companies engaged in the deepwater horizon spell. bp, transocean, and halliburton.

tell an offender how much pollution they can do, how much harm they can do to your community by fracking for natural gas. he said no, you were on their side of the court then. pass a law that says a corporation does not have the right to do that because, and as i think will appeal to some other folks on the panel, the state of pennsylvania constitution says the sovereign in the state of pennsylvania is the people. now it turns out basically if you look at the original documents in the united states, the same is true. corporations originally work granted their right to exist at all the rights to get in terms of liability protection and so on, but they are granting a corporate charter was at the pleasure of the sovereign. in england that meant the royalty but in the united states that meant the people. and corporations originally were entitled to do a public good whether it was asked gration if you were the east india bay company or the hudson bay company, or to perhaps build a bridge or something else that a simple group of people couldn't afford and yet when that public good was done, th

you didn't say what percentage of the wells would be hydraulically fracked. been have a percentage of the state of oklahoma and colorado there would be using that technology? .. especially in pennsylvania. could you tell us how this water is disposed of in your two respect escape? kind of briefly. >> certainly. in colorado, a majority of water resistor circuit overuse. we talk about the disposal, final disposal, 60% is deep underground. 20% of the evacuated. about 20% is just charged a surface water understate water quality permit that do contain environmental health-based standards. >> in oklahoma, we recycle most of the phrack water come up when it's used if we have 10,500 injection cells be put the watertown, fluid sound. >> so it's roughly the same as they're doing in colorado. how do your agencies responded investigate groundwater complaints? >> director neslin, and we tell us how you did it quite >> certainly, this is event that led to the hearing last february. a couple things were important. we got in an inspector on spending having 16 hours collect m

regulations tell an offender how much pollution they can do, how much harm they can do to your unity by fracking for natural gas. he said no, you were on their side of the court then. pass a law that says a corporation does not have the right to do that because, and as i think will appeal to some other folks on the panel, the state of pennsylvania constitution says the sovereign in the state of pennsylvania is the people. now it turns out basically if you look at the original documents in the united states, the same is true. corporationsoriginally work granted their righ to exist at all the rights to get in terms of liability protection and so on, but they are granting a corporate charter was at the pleasure of the sovereign. in england that meant the royalty but in the united states that meant the people. and corporations originally were entitled to do a public good whether it was asked gration if you were the east india bay company or the hudson bay company, or to perhaps build a bridge or something else that a simple group of people couldn't afford and yet when that public good was done, thei

i described as a bridge fuel, particularly, i feel that the fracking situation, we have to feel betterbout that and make sure it is not to environmentally damaging. clean, renewable energy, i foresee 20 years from now, a world where there is no more fossil fuel being used. it served us well for several hundred years, since the industrial revolution but it is time to move on to clean, renewable energy. for economic reasons, too. in the end, it will be the least expensive because it is sically free. as part of claim renewable energy, we need a modern grid. we need a modern energy system and that is clean renewals. bles. we will have a world without pollution. that will be pretty amazing. our kids will not be getting as ma and it will be quiet. it will be a nice world and i hope i live long enough to see it. i hope you do, too. if we're not going to do it, we will not live very long anyway. we will either do it or we will diverted is present all. [laughter] thank you very much. >> i want to talk about energy security for america. we have gone 40 years in this country and we have had no en

tell an offender how much pollution they can do, how much harm they can do to your community by fracking. no, you are on their side of the court. pass a law that says corporation do not have the right to do that. because -- and this i think will appeal to some of the other folks on the panel, the state of pennsylvania constitution says that the power, the sovereign in the state of pennsylvania, is the people. now it turns out basically if you look at the onlial -- original documents of the united states, the same is true. corporations originally were granted their right to exist in all of the rights that they get in terms of, you know, liability protection and so on. but they -- their grants of corporation charter was at the pleasure of the sovereign. in england, that meant the royalty. but in the united states, that meant the people. corporations originally were entitled to do a public good whether it was exploration if you were the east india bay company, or hudson bay, or east india, or perhaps build a bridge or something else that a simple group of people couldn't afford. yet when th

tell an offender how much pollution they can do, how much harm they can do to your community by fracking for natural gas. he said no, you were on their side of the court then. pass a law that says a corporation does not have the right to do that because, and as i think will appeal to some other folks on the panel, the state of pennsylvania constitution says the sovereign in the state of pennsylvania is the people. now it turns out basically if you look at the original documents in the united states, the same is true. corporations originally work granted their right to exist at all the rights to get in terms of liability protection and so on, but they are granting a corporate charter was at the pleasure of the sovereign. in england that meant the royalty but in the united states that meant the people. and corporations originally were entitled to do a public good whether it was asked gration if you were the east india bay company or the hudson bay company, or to perhaps build a bridge or something else that a simple group of people couldn't afford and yet when that public good was done, th