Fracking Chemical Cocktail was the hottest Toxie at the Third Annual Toxies Awards for Bad Chemical Actors. Afterwards, EnviroReporter.com‘s Michael Collins and Frackie drilled down deeper into the subject of fracking. The result was A Fracking Night to Remember!
Backstage getting ready for the Red Carpet, it's Fracking Chemical Cocktail looking stirred, not shaken.
Friends call her "Frackie," friends like trichloroethylene.
Trichloroethylene, the cancer-causing solvent, is known to his friends as TCE.
TCE and Frackie foul groundwater across the nation.
They like being very bad confident that the American people are too stupid too realize the harm they are causing.
Frackie serves up at least four known radionuclides used in fracking, like Iodine-131 and Technicum-99. Hot stuff!
Frackie loves the Red Carpet which she calls the Dead Carpet when the Toxies are in town.
The crowd eats up Frackie. Or at least it would like to.
Frackie's a pro at glad-handing the public.
Groundwater's the victim when greed introduces Fracking Chemical Cocktail to the mix.
Frackie's not shy. She's at ease even with environmentalists who want her banned.
Chemicals this good looking will never be banned.
Consuela Contaminacion interviews the Toxie.
Frackie has heard it all.
Consuela was caught on tape saying to Tex "Do you think they're real?" about Frackie's assets.
Charmingly, Frackie declines to reveal the ingredients of her cocktails. "It's a trade secret."
Frackie's trade secrets include 600 chemicals, including four radionuclides like Iodine-131, make up the goo being drilled and pumped into the substrata.
Who wouldn't get thirsty just looking at Frackie?
My chemical romance.
Frackie counts on the chemistry clicking between her and the consumer.
She offers an array of attractive assets such as quick money selling off groundwater rights under impoverished properties back east.
"My eyes are up here, Mr. EnviroRepervert."
Frackie even has folks in the Inglewood Hills seeing their houses crack because of what they think is the fracking going on in the adjacent oil field.
Anticipation in the darkness.
Intimate shot of a chemical being called on stage.
Frackie is determined and strong, confident no other Toxie is built as bad as her.
She can sense victory, another victory.
Frackie shares a laugh with the trophy girl.
The big reveal arrives.
Frackie soaks up the limelight.
Frackie is feeling the love.
Fracktastic!
WINNER of Worst Performance in a Mystery as an awed GMO looks on.
Frackie knew this moment would come even though the competition was stiff.
This Toxie is one cool customer who doesn't wilt in the glare of the public spotlight, much to the chagrin of environmentalists.
Sizing up the competition.
The magic moment has arrived!
Score!
Frackie came prepared.
A speech is called for.
Frackie thanks the people who really really don't like her.
Those people in the audience don't know whether to cheer or boo.
Fracki reminds them that she's here to stay.
Ecstasy!
Winning at being the worst makes Frackie come alive. She knows that her drilling makes all the difference with the judges.
Frackie knows that as much as people are scared of her and what she can do to their lives, she is irresistible.
Who wouldn't want what she's peddling?
Apparently some of the folks in the audience who booed when Frackie talked of "energy independence."
No problem, Frackie just keeps coming on sticking to her agenda.
Fracking Chemical Cocktail owned the limelight at the Third Annual Toxies and now joins the polluted pantheon of poisonous toxic anti-pops stars like Perchlorate.
The Good, Bad and the Really Hot has Frackie in the limelight to stay.
No one shines like Frackie as she marches across the land permanently destroying irreplaceable groundwater and ruining the environment.
Winners all in the war on the environment.
Frackie and Radiation Nation "raddie" Dale Ramicone who runs Radiation Station Glendale California which has a 24-7 live feed stream of radiation monitoring.
The man with his hands on the hardware and software, EnviroReporter.com's Michael Collins, with the chemical of his life, Frackie, Fracking Chemical Cocktail. The Dynamic Goo-oh departed the Toxies after-party for the 54th Annual Southern California Journalism Awards at the Biltmore Hotel in downtown Los Angeles where they won First Place for "Website - News Organization - Exclusive to the Internet."
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