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Feb 18, 2014, 8:31 am34 ptsYale e360
With hydraulic fracturing for oil and gas continuing to proliferate across the U.S., scientists and environmental activists are raising questions about whether millions of gallons of contaminated drilling fluids could be threatening water supplies and human health. BY ROGER REAL DROUIN
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