Concerns over the impact of hydraulic fracturing have been raised with increasing frequency over the last several years. This article from Scientific American is just one example of the kind of reporting we are seeing, challenging the exemption for frac water contained in the SWDA and a producer's community-right-to-know obligations.
Tags: Hydraulic Fracturing, Water, Energy, Environment, SWDA
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