Pulitzer Prize winner Chris Hedges speaks to fracking as one of myriad harms destroying communities and ecosystems; the uselessness of our environmental laws; the incestuous relationship between government and industries; and the necessary resistance that must emerge from the only places it can: locally, in the places where we live.
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