fracking
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Fracking More Water-Efficient Than Other Drilling Methods
A Duke University study provides the first comprehensive assessment of fracking's total water footprint.
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Chemicals from Shale Drilling Discovered in Pennsylvania Tap Water
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How Oil and Gas Development Transforms Landscapes
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Fracking Most Likely to Blame for 2013-14 Earthquakes
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Fracking May Be Increasing Levels of Toxic Radon
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Fracking Caused Rare Earthquake Felt in Ohio
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Treated Fracking Wastewater is Still Toxic
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Leaky Gas Wells, Not Fracking, Are to Blame For Dirty Groundwater, Say Experts
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The Pros and Cons of Fracking
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Man-Made Earthquakes on the Rise, but Are We at Fault?
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Fracking's Impact on Animals Still Largely Unknown
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Some Fracking Fluids Toxic to Mammals
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'Fracking in the Dark': Why it Must Stop
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