Nicholas School of the Environment at Duke University

Fracking Does Not Contaminate Ground Water, Study Finds

Medicine & Technology Apr 25, 2017

A recent study about the impact of hydraulic fracturing in West Virginia water reserve shows that although the practice does not affect the ground water, but it contaminates the surface water.

Nicholas School of the Environment at Duke University

Fracking Does Not Contaminate Ground Water, Study Finds

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