By Peter
Lehner -
Fracking for oil in North Dakota is so lucrative that
when natural gas bubbles up alongside the oil, most oil companies simply view
it as waste. It's cheaper, in the short term, to burn the gas than it is
to build the infrastructure to pipe and sell it--so they burn it. Across the
North Dakota prairie, natural gas flares light up the night sky like huge
torches. Every day, they burn off enough gas to heat half a million
homes. » Continue...http://theenergycollective.com/node/130796?utm_source=tec_newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=newsletter&inf_contact_key=8e7d243ea35cf5f75e7937f9b9ea147dc32eb65bc8122dcb95797154e96a782b
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