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1. No, it's not the fracking itsself, it the fluids used to do the fracking.

Fri Feb 17, 2012, 01:21 PM

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Study finds that fracking itself does not pollute groundwater [View all] white cloud Feb 2012 OP

No, it's not the fracking itsself, it the fluids used to do the fracking. liberal N proud Feb 2012 #1

Can't be the fluids white cloud Feb 2012 #6

It's not fracking's fault, study says white cloud Feb 2012 #2

Where does fracking go wrong? sonias Feb 2012 #13

Study: Fracturing no threat to groundwater white cloud Feb 2012 #4

So you believe the UT study over that of the EPA? sinkingfeeling Feb 2012 #7

Surely you don't think white cloud Feb 2012 #8

Letter to the Editor: Lawsuit against Conoco Phillips Oil Co. white cloud Feb 2012 #10

You didn't answer the question. It would appear that you support sinkingfeeling Feb 2012 #14

My apologies sent white cloud Feb 2012 #15

The title is a logical contradiction, characteristic of bad science saras Feb 2012 #11

And another one white cloud Feb 2012 #16

Fracking Could Work If Industry Would Come Clean white cloud Feb 2012 #17

New York Fracking Debate Focuses On Wastewater white cloud Feb 2012 #20

Despite Report, Researchers Say Fracking Poses Risks white cloud Feb 2012 #22