ECONOMY ― A natural gas company has surrendered its permits to pump water from a western Pennsylvania creek in a move welcomed by environmentalists fearful of rising industrial demand for surface ...

Texas regulators are warning that wastewater from fracking in the biggest US oil basin is causing a “widespread” increase in ...

The shallow disposal zones, located between oil-rich layers of shale and the surface, consist of porous rock that can absorb water. But the 100-year history of crude production in the Permian means ...

Several old fossil fuel wells in the north of England – including one that runs 3km deep – were going to be used for fracking ... tube on the inside of the well." The deepest well at Kirby ...

each production well can require roughly 15 million litres. “The greatest risk is that the fracking fluid leaks into the surface water and shallow aquifers used by people, livestock and the ...

The relatively shallow Marcellus Shale extends from ... outlays on goods and services and workers’ wages. And fracking jobs pay well. A study by the US Bureau of Labor Statistics estimated ...

The Seneca Resources well will tap the ... 5,857 violations for the more shallow conventional wells. The state has had conventional wells, which don’t use fracking to tap the reserves, for ...

Its report states that the 123,000 figure includes direct jobs, as well as those “generated ... 5,857 violations for the more shallow conventional wells. The state has had conventional wells, which ...

Instead, they occurred at shallow underground depths that correspond to where wastewater from fracking was disposed ... to detect seismic activity, as well as doing so more precisely and accurately.

Instead, they occurred at shallow underground depths that correspond to where wastewater from fracking was disposed ... to detect seismic activity, as well as do that more precisely and accurately.