As readers of this blog know, hydraulic fracturing is a hot topic across the country. We thought you might be interested in one pundit's thoughts (from the WSJ): "Those who value pastoral poverty and bucolic quietude over all this grubby commercialism will just have to adjust, as the fishermen and sportsmen and sun bathers of the Gulf Coast have learned to live with oil drillers (and vice versa)." (Emphasis is ours.) Ha!
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