The replay is now available on the Halt the Harm Network for the panel discussion on the Hellbent documentary.

Hellbent tells the story of Grant Township, PA’s epic fight to prevent a fracking waste injection well from being built in their community.

The moderated discussion covered how the film came together, the community’s legal and organizing strategies, the Hellbender salamander’s role in the ecosystem, and ways to support the East Run Hellbenders’ ongoing advocacy.

You can watch the replay of the panel discussion and the short, 19-minute Hellbent documentary on the network:

​→ Replay and Documentary Available Here​

On the replay post on the network, we invite you to leave a comment to tell us your reactions to the discussion and film.

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Watch: Chad Nicholson discusses the legal and organizing strategy to stop a frack-waste injection well

📹 Watch the clip here.​

In this clip from the Hellbent Panel Discussion, listen to Chad Nicholson from the Community Environmental Legal Defense Fund talk about the strategies Grant Township, PA employed to fight the proposed fracking wastewater injection well.

The town voted in a Home Rule Charter that banned fracking waste and granted legal rights to the Little Mahoning Watershed, using a “Rights of Nature” legal strategy. Chad explains the origins of this strategy and how it was adopted.

​→ Watch the full panel discussion and Hellbent documentary​

Thanks,
Kevin Richardson
Halt the Harm Network