The Hill Op Ed:  Federal interference in energy development regulation a bad idea

Calls for federal regulation of hydraulic fracturing are not based on any credible threat to drinking water.


By Sen. James Inhofe (R-Okla.)—— Bio and Archives--July 20, 2011

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Link to Inhofe EPW Press Blog The United States reached an extraordinary milestone in 2009: A flood of domestic natural gas production propelled America past Russia to become the world's largest producer of natural gas. But considering the Obama administration's aggressive anti-fossil-fuel agenda, how could this possibly have occurred?
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