SHALE AND UNCONVENTIONAL GAS

It's not the fraccing's fault

A GROWING body of professional opinion in the US is pointing to poorly installed cement casings a...

$It's not the fraccing's fault$

Anti-fraccing activists have claimed hydraulic fracturing - a process that uses water, sand and chemicals to break up shale and release gas - can pollute drinking water. A non-profit group in the US...

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