InsideClimate News compiled a comprehensive map of the nation’s fracking activity ... cited the public health risks from water and air pollution, and the unknown climate change impacts of ...

the first national-scale analysis and map of water use from hydraulic fracturing operations. Fracking, which was banned in New York this week because of water pollution and climate concerns ...

This map, for instance ... ProPublica has constant coverage of various pollution issues related to fracking in the United States.

groundwater and air pollution, and seismic activity associated with fracking. "The state laws on the books aren't anywhere near where they need to be for the public to have information to protect ...

Click on the dots in the map below to see information about individual ... The industry maintains the risk of drilling and fracking pollution is negligible. That’s been proven by multiple ...

Local air pollution can aggravate asthma and other respiratory conditions. Fracking fluid is a mix of water, chemicals, and solid particles used to penetrate and fracture underground rock.

The leases would allow fracking within and near several Texas reservoirs and ... showing that old plugged wells are leaking into the Choke Canyon reservoir. A new map created by the Center, using ...

Fracking companies don’t always have to reveal what chemicals they use, so sometimes the amount of air pollution and the problems it can cause aren’t clear. Research shows that certain ...

Kennedy Jr., while announcing his 10-point plan to end the plastics pollution crisis, said he would ban fracking. The process of fracking involves high pressure injections of liquid into ...