There have been tens of thousands of wells in Colorado that have used hydraulic fracturing to increase their productivity, and we can't find anywhere in Colorado a single example of the actual process of fracturing that has polluted groundwater.
Joe Barton: “There have been tens of thousands of wells in Colorado that have used hydraulic fracturing to increase their…”
On the recordAugust 1, 2012
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Governor Hickenlooper asserts hydraulic fracturing hasn't polluted groundwater in Colorado.
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