Chevron apologizes to residents of small town after their fracking well exploded and burned for five days leaving one dead...with a coupon for free PIZZA
Joshua Gardner
- Residents of Bobtown, Pennsylvania received coupons for a free large pizza as an apology the massive explosion in their tiny town
- Townspeople heard a deafening boom and and then saw flames shoot into the air February 11
- Many residents were concerned over what toxins were released into the soil, water and air
- The coupon also entitles them to a free 2-liter of soda
One hundred residents of a tiny Pennsylvania town where a fracking well exploded last week into a specular and deadly tower of flame, killing one and burning extremely hot for five days, have received an apology in the form of a pizza coupon.
Chevron sent the people of Bobtown a certificate that entitles them to a large pie at their local pizza joint, along with a letter dated February 16 assuring residents of the $250 billion company's dedication to safety.
The gift certificate also gets its holder a free 2-liter of soda.
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What the frack? Residents of Bobtown, Pennsylvania got an apology for a massive fracking well explosion in the form of a coupon for pizza
'Chevron recognizes the effect this has had on the community,' reads the letter. 'We are committed to taking action to safeguard our neighbors, our employees, our contractors and the environme
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