We've previously mentioned the study on hydraulic fracturing now being considered by U.S. EPA (see here and here, e.g.). The NYT is reporting that IPAA has objected to a couple of the experts proposed for the panel: "'Unfortunately, a number of nominees' past comments betray a strong and unambiguous antipathy toward shale development in general, and hydraulic fracturing in particular,' IPAA President and CEO Barry Russell wrote."
Tags: Hydraulic Fracturing, Energy
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