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How the Government Hid Fracking’s Risk to Drinking Water

November 17, 2017 /

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The "Halliburton loophole" exempts oil and gas companies from having to answer to the Clean Water Act for the chemicals they use for fracking. A new report says the government covered up scientists’ doubts about studies that claimed the chemicals were not harmful to groundwater.

How the Government Hid Fracking’s Risk to Drinking Water

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