Fracking in Public Forests Leaves Long Trail of Damages, Struggling State Regulators

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By Sharon KellyMar 11, 2014, 8:00 am82 pts
Last Wednesday, the Washington D.C. city council passed a resolution opposing fracking in the George Washington National Forest, making the nation’s capitol the third major U.S. city, after Los Angeles and Dallas, to decry the hazards of shale drilling in recent days. The D.C. council’s resolution called on…

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