Fracking's Thirst for Water: Investors Warned of the Hidden Financial Risks

InsideClimate News
By Bob PortFeb 5, 2014, 2:00 am51 pts
By Bob Port Some of the nation's driest, drought-plagued places have quickly become its busiest hot spots of drilling for shale gas and oil, especially in Texas, Colorado and California. It's a dust-bowl-sized problem likely to become worse, according to a study released Wednesday by the non-profit Boston…

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