Frackers are dumping toxic waste into California’s groundwater

Grist
By Madeleine ThomasOct 10, 2014, 7:18 pm42 pts
California can officially add one more disaster to its rapidly growing list of water woes: The EPA just found that at least nine fracking sites throughout the state have been dumping billions of gallons of contaminated wastewater into its protected aquifers. Not only do many of these aquifers supply drinking…

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