Are Fracking Fluid Tracers Ready For Primetime?

From the Akron Beacon Journal:
A coalition of West Virginia eco-groups is asking the U.S. Department of Agriculture to adopt a better mthod of detecting fracking fluids used in shale gas drilling.
The groups are involved in the Monongahela National Forest that falls under the agriculture department.
The eco-groups want tracers used. They are substances added to hydraulic fracturing or fracking fluids in tiny amounts that make them easier to track.
Read the rest of the brief article here. 

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