The Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources released its first Shale Gas Monitoring Report this week. Among the findings (quoted from the Department's press release): "Water is the resource that most people cite when expressing their concerns about shale gas production. Although incidents have occurred, the monitoring data shows that water quality has not been affected due to this activity." (Emphasis is ours.) For a copy of the report, see here.
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