Trout Unlimited

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-	'''Trout Unlimited''' is an environmental and conservation-oriented group that focuses on the preservation and restoration of habitats for wild and native cold water fish. The New York City chapter, 900 members strong, has recommended to the [[New York Department of Environmental Conservation]] that ''reverse osmosis'' technology be used to filter [[Hydro-fracturing|frac water]] before it is returned to the rivers and streams after drilling. It has also advocated increasing the severance fee on gas wells, and for regulatory agencies to tighten up restrictions on drilling particularly as they relate to water quality.	+	'''Trout Unlimited''' (TU) is an environmental and conservation-oriented group that focuses on the preservation and restoration of habitats for wild and native cold water fish. The New York City chapter, 900 members strong, has recommended to the [[New York Department of Environmental Conservation]] that ''reverse osmosis'' technology be used to filter [[Hydro-fracturing|frac water]] before it is returned to the rivers and streams after drilling. It has also advocated increasing the severance fee on gas wells, and for regulatory agencies to tighten up restrictions on drilling particularly as they relate to water quality.
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		+	* Ron Urban is TU's New York State Chapter Chairman.

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Trout Unlimited (TU) is an environmental and conservation-oriented group that focuses on the preservation and restoration of habitats for wild and native cold water fish. The New York City chapter, 900 members strong, has recommended to the New York Department of Environmental Conservation that reverse osmosis technology be used to filter frac water before it is returned to the rivers and streams after drilling. It has also advocated increasing the severance fee on gas wells, and for regulatory agencies to tighten up restrictions on drilling particularly as they relate to water quality.

• Ron Urban is TU's New York State Chapter Chairman.