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Fracking in North Carolina: Environmental factors a moot point if no one comes to frack

2014-12-30 20:07:30| Oil & Gas - Topix.net

In 2015, unless the N.C. legislature takes action otherwise, Lee County could serve as ground zero for a mining revival - this time through fracking. As environmental groups rally for online support, those in the energy industry are preparing in-depth surveys to take stock of what North Carolina can offer in natural gas.

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