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Study: Most California Fracking Waste Left Unlined Pits

2015-07-13 15:25:00| Climate Ark Climate Change & Global Warming Newsfeed

San Francisco Chronicle: More than half of the wastewater from fracked oil wells in California is disposed of in open, unlined pits and could contaminate groundwater, according to a state-mandated study of hydraulic fracturing issued Thursday. The California Council on Science and Technology study presents a cautious assessment of fracking in the state. And its not likely to defuse the political fight over fracking, with both the oil industry and its opponents on Thursday claiming vindication in its findings. The...

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