Michigan’s 21 Million Gallon Frack Job: A National Record?

EcoWatch: The destruction of the world’s fresh water due to fracking is at the uppermost of our minds, as we live and drink the water in the Great Lakes state. How much water is being used for Michigan’s frack industry is now proven to be obscenely underestimated. Michigan may have set a national record for allowing Encana Oil & Gas USA to frack a natural gas well with more than 21 million gallons of water. A second nearby well is set to be fracked with more than 16 million gallons, according to a permit......

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