Hydraulic fracturing debate continuesIndustry groups provide in-depth comments on BLM’s revised frack rule, calling BLM’s economic analysis ‘woefully deficient’ Mike Ellerd For Petroleum News Bakken
As the extended comment period drew to a close on Aug. 23, both proponents and opponents of hydraulic fracturing scrambled to submit comments to the U.S. Bureau of Land Management on the agency’s revised hydraulic fracturing rule. Among the fracking proponents were the Independent Petroleum Associat....
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State variances No environmental justification Financial impacts Increased permit time Opponents contend rule insufficient EDF’s comments BLM’s view
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