EPA Finds Fracking Is Not a Major Threat to Drinking Water
Thu, June 04, 2015
The EPA noted in its release that “hydraulic fracturing activities have not led to widespread, systemic impacts to drinking water resources,” confirming that fracking is a safe process - and contradicting what environmental groups have claimed.
Below is a snapshot of the news coverage, in case you missed it.
Associated Press – EPA: No widespread harm to drinking water from fracking
Reuters – Fracking poses little risk to drinking water, U.S. EPA finds
Wall Street Journal – Fracking Has Had No ‘Widespread’ Impact on Drinking Water, EPA Finds
CNBC – EPA says no evidence that fracking has 'widespread' impact on drinking water
TIME Magazine – Feds Say Fracking Has Little Impact on U.S. Drinking Water
POLITICO – EPA finds no ‘widespread’ water pollution from fracking
The Hill – EPA: Fracking is not causing major harm to drinking water