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YET another scientific report has found the health, safety and environmental risks associated with hydraulic fracturing can be managed effectively, with operational best practices enforced through strong regulation.

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The UK Royal Society and Royal Academy of Engineering report also found well integrity was "of the highest priority" and robust monitoring "vital". Not surprisingly, industry bodies such as the Petroleum...

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