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In Elk County, which is northern Pennsylvania, people are trying to see what chemicals go into the streams, rivers, and places where people get their drinking water. They want the Marcellus Shale Company to be responsible. So, people are buying these machines called leveloggers. Levelloggers test water all day everyday. If there is any harmful chemicals in the water, people will know. Each levellogger costs about $1,500. They are using volunteers from Trout Unlimited, which is an organization for fisherman, to put in these machines. At this time, Trout Unlimited does not want the Marcellus Shale Industry to stop drilling because they say it is good money.

This was taking from the news article found here.

http://wearecentralpa.com/search-fulltext?nxd_id=234567