Fracking by the Numbers: Key Impacts of Dirty Drilling at the State and National Level

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Over the past decade, the oil and gas industry has fused two technologies—hydraulic fracturing and horizontal drilling—in a highly polluting effort to unlock oil and gas in underground rock formations across the United States.

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Fracking by the Numbers: Key Impacts of Dirty Drilling at the State and National Level

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