Fracking Has Had No 'Widespread' Impact on Drinking Water

EPA: Despite risk, fracking has had limited impact on drinking water

An EPA study has found no "widespread" impact on drinking water supplies as a result of hydraulic fracturing for gas and oil, though risks ...

No widespread harm to drinking water from fracking, EPA says

WASHINGTON >> Hydraulic fracturing to drill for oil and natural gas has not caused widespread harm to drinking water in the United States, ...

EPA: Fracking Activity Can Affect Drinking Water in Some Instances

Hydraulic fracturing can affect drinking water, but there's not enough data to determine whether it has done so on a widespread level, ...

More False Claims About Fracking - FactCheck.org

Inhofe has cited the draft EPA report in the past to support his position that fracking has no impact on drinking water. He claimed last year ...

Fracking not a 'widespread risk' to drinking water: U.S. EPA | Reuters

Fracking for shale oil and gas has not led to widespread pollution of drinking water ... Fears of contamination have had an impact. New York ...

How Fracking Has Contaminated Drinking Water - Consumer Reports

Fracking has contaminated drinking water supplies in North Dakota and elsewhere. Consumer Reports and Ensia explain how activists are ...

Yes, it's true: Fracking is contaminating drinking water - Mashable

In the report, the EPA scrapped language from a previously released draft that said there was no evidence that fracking has had "widespread, ...

Fracking poses no widespread risk to drinking water, EPA says

Hydraulic fracturing for gas and oil, also known as “fracking,” has contaminated some drinking water sources but the impact is not ...

Is 'Fracking' Safe for Local Drinking Water Resources? - Consensus

Studies have shown that areas with intensive shale gas development have experienced surface water impacts, including the accumulation of radium isotopes near ...

No, The EPA Has Not Actually Changed Its Conclusion On Risks Of ...

No, The EPA Has Not Actually Changed Its Conclusion On Risks Of Fracking To Drinking Water · “Injection of hydraulic fracturing fluids directly ...

The EPA's big new fracking study looks at the risks to our drinking ...

We did not find evidence that these mechanisms have led to widespread, systemic impacts on drinking water resources in the United States. Of ...

EPA: No evidence of 'widespread, systemic' impacts of fracking on ...

... have not resulted in `widespread systemic impacts` on drinking water resources. However, the agency said that there are `potential ...

EPA: No widespread harm to drinking water from fracking

WASHINGTON — Hydraulic fracturing to drill for oil and natural gas has not caused widespread harm to drinking water in the United States, ...

What is the impact of fracking on water supply in the U.S.? How can ...

Fracking, or hydraulic fracturing, has had significant impacts on water supply in the U.S., primarily through water consumption, ...

EPA declares no 'widespread' harm to drinking water from fracking ...

"Today's study confirms what we already know. Hydraulic fracturing, when done to industry standards, does not impact drinking water," Sen. Lisa ...

Fracking has done no widespread harm to drinking water, EPA says

WASHINGTON — Hydraulic fracturing to drill for oil and natural gas has not caused widespread harm to drinking water in the United States, ...

Fracking Not a "Widespread Risk" to Drinking Water, U.S. EPA Finds

WASHINGTON, June 4 (Reuters) - Fracking for shale oil and gas has not led to widespread pollution of drinking water, a U.S. Environmental ...

Fracking Pollutes Some Water, But Harm is Not Widespread, EPA ...

"We found that hydraulic fracturing processes are being carried out in a way that has not led to widespread, systemic impacts on drinking water, ...

Drinking Water, Fracking, and Infant Health - PMC

We find consistent and robust evidence that drilling shale gas wells negatively impacts both drinking water quality and infant health.

Fracking - Safe Drinking Water Foundation

Officials from the oil and gas industry have stated that there are no proven cases of water contamination in the United States but a study by ...