Underground paths boost risk of fracking pollution: study
Washington (AFP) July 9, 2012
Naturally occurring underground pathways may increase the risk of well
water pollution from fracking, a process used to release natural gas
from the ground, US scientists said on Monday.
While the latest study by Duke University researchers does not find
evidence that methane found in some samples of drinking water was
directly caused by fracking, it raises concern about the ease with which
Naturally occurring underground pathways may increase the risk of well
water pollution from fracking, a process used to release natural gas
from the ground, US scientists said on Monday.
While the latest study by Duke University researchers does not find
evidence that methane found in some samples of drinking water was
directly caused by fracking, it raises concern about the ease with which
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