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Word of Mouth - Segment
12:29
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Wed November 9, 2011
A Fracking Disaster?
A Fracking Disaster?
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earthquake damage
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Virginia Prescott
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A look at the mounting evidence that a controversial drilling technique causes earthquakes.
Tags:
fracking
earthquakes
new york
water contamination
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