Fracking can increase methane in drinking water, study finds
Story Date: 6/25/2013

 
Source: Neela Banerjee, LA TIMES, 6/24/13

Scientists have found that methane and other gases pose a significant risk of contaminating drinking-water wells near natural gas drilling, raising new questions about possible health and safety risks from the production technique known as fracking.

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