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Questions Raised About EPA Draft Study on Fracking

Posted on: Jul 14, 2015

By Seth Thomas, Ice Miller LLP

Recently, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency released a preliminary draft of its multi-year study assessing the potential impact on drinking water resources of hydraulic fracturing for oil and gas. Check out one recent article about some of the questions that have been raised about this 600-page report. (The executive summary is 28 pages.) Reaction to the report has been varied with industry groups praising it and environmental groups criticizing the contents.

This post was written by Seth Thomas of Ice Miller LLP. If you would like to submit content or write an article for the Environmental Law Section page, please email Rachel Beachy at rbeachy@indybar.org.

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