Rotten odors rouse citizen sleuths in Pennsylvania gas patch

Grist
By Heather SmithNov 3, 2014, 6:02 am30 pts
The badges cost $14 apiece. Rebecca Roter walked around the perimeter of the fences surrounding the natural gas compressor facility in her Pennsylvania community, pulling them out of her bag and flipping their switches to “on.” The badges had been designed to measure formaldehyde levels in the workplace, so…

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