Gas fracturing trades one scarce resource for another
July 5, 2011
By: San Angelo Standard-Times
San Angelo Standard-Times-Ken Rainwater, a hydrology professor at Texas Tech University,
said water use for oil and gas exploration pales in comparison to municipal and agricultural
use.
Plastic-lined pits holding millions of gallons of blue-green water are tucked away
in fields chock-full of withering mesquite trees.
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Ken Rainwater, a hydrology professor at Texas Tech University, said water use for
oil and gas exploration pales in comparison to municipal and agricultural use.
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