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Fracking
October 4, 2009--Report: gas industry execs starting to see the light on chemical disclosure (Colorado Independent)
The oil and gas industry is starting to see some cracks in its to-date united front against federal oversight of the common drilling practice known as hydraulic fracturing, or fracking.
August 28, 2009--Wyoming wells show possible fracking pollution; Garfield County watches (Aspen Times)
Government scientists believe they have found indications that
natural-gas drilling activities may have polluted groundwater sources
in Wyoming. Scientists testing water from domestic wells in the
area around Pavillion, Wyo., for the Environmental Protection Agency
say they have found methane gas, hydrocarbons, lead and copper in water
from the well of a rancher named Louis Meeks.
