On the recordJanuary 31, 2012
In my mind, there is two potential problems with hydraulic fracturing. One is the actual contamination, and the other is the public perception of health risks from possible contamination.
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McNerney highlights concerns about contamination and public perception regarding hydraulic fracturing.
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