Jim Inhofe: “The first hydraulic fracturing that took place was in my State of Oklahoma in 1948.”

We have peer competitors in cyberspace and some of them have already hinted that they hold the power to cripple our infrastructure and set back our standard of living if they choose.

Yes, I think it has.

As easily, perhaps, as some of the larger companies are able to do.

A free-market approach to conservation. These areas can be developed, but Federal taxpayers do not underwrite the investments.