Are the fracking vampires going bust? That's how it looks

The Ecologist
Oct 25, 2015, 4:42 pm40 pts
The high oil prices that turned North Dakota into a boom state have turned, writes Joshua Frank. Now high-cost oil and gas are in the doldrums everywhere, production is falling - and even if prices do pick up one day, risk aversion and the relentless advance of renewables will leave lakes of oil and caverns of…

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Are the fracking vampires going bust? That's how it looks

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