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USGS backs fraccing

Yet another peer-reviewed study backs fraccing as environmentally safe.

$USGS backs fraccing$

The most recent was a Duke University study funded by industry opponents Natural Resources Defense Council which found fraccing "has not contaminated groundwater in north-western West Virginia". ...

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