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Not really a surprise: Science again shows that fracking doesn’t pollute groundwater

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Published May 31, 2018 4:00am ET
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Not really a surprise: Science again shows that fracking doesn’t pollute groundwater
A recent media report on a peer-reviewed study based on 180 samples from water wells near Ohio fracking sites was headlined: “Univ. of Cincy fracking study finds surprising groundwater results.” What exactly was so surprising? The report is one of more than two dozen scientific studies published since 2010 that concluded fracking is not a […]

A recent media report on a peer-reviewed study based on 180 samples from water wells near Ohio fracking sites was headlined: “Univ. of Cincy fracking study finds surprising groundwater results.”

What exactly was so surprising?

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