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APPEA welcomes EPA frac report

THE Australian Petroleum Production and Exploration Association has welcomed the US Environmental Protection Agency's findings, after five years of research, that hydraulic fracturing poses minimal risk to groundwater resources – at least as far as the sparse data can tell for wells drilled in the continental US.

APPEA welcomes EPA frac report

Following a comprehensive review of more than 950 sources of information, including technical reports, published papers and peer-reviewed science, the EPA concluded it could not find evidence that fraccing...

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