As part of our day-long symposium on energy and the environment at the University of Houston on April 13, UH Law Center Assistant Professor Tracy Hester led a discussion of the economic and environmental impact of the Eagle Ford Shale.
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Luisa Inez Newton via Texas Tribune on Facebook
they seem to mostly talk about money, but yesterday, I saw a farmer on the local news describing a dis-used, rusty old oil well now being used for frack water 'storage' next to his property and he's worried about his WATER!