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Industry Resists EPA's Superfund Investigation In Alleged Fracking Leak

Industry groups are resisting EPA's use of Superfund law authority to investigate groundwater contamination the agency says could be due to hydraulic fracturing of natural gas, a push that could hobble its efforts to use enforcement authority to address drilling releases after a federal court appeared ready to raise the bar on its use of drinking water law authority.

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Industry Resists EPA's Superfund Investigation In Alleged Fracking Leak

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