Marcellus Shale Fracking Rush Brings Worries of Boom-Bust Cycle

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By Sharon KellyNov 4, 2014, 7:00 am66 pts
Across the U.S., the shale gas industry's arrival has been marked by wariness, not only of the environmental impacts associated with fracking, but also due to the oil and gas industry's long history of flashy booms followed by devestating busts. In towns across the state, the lingering effects of past economic…

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