The Energy and Climate Change Committee of Britain's House of Commons has issued a report finding "no evidence that the hydraulic fracturing process involved in shale gas extraction – known as ‘fracking’ - poses a direct risk to underground water aquifers provided the drilling well is constructed properly." For more see here.
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