Hydraulic fracturing not the culpritStudy by university researchers found methane contamination in drinking water supplies the result of faulty wells, not fracking Mike Ellerd Petroleum News Bakken
Results of a study on methane contamination in drinking water supplies in the Marcellus shale gas play in Pennsylvania and the Barnett shale gas play in Texas found the source was due to defects in producing gas wells and not the result of hydraulic fracturing.
The study, conducted by researchers fr....
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