On the recordMay 30, 2012
the idea that we don't need any regulation at the Federal level at all, especially on something as potentially serious to environmental safety and human health as fracturing, is a notion I reject.
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Kucinich argues for the necessity of federal regulation on environmental safety regarding fracturing.
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