Busted! Fracking Chemical Found in Wyoming Water Supply by Tina Casey, November 13, 2011, Cleantechnica.com
As an aside, according to Abrahm the Pavillion gas wells at the center of the residents’ problems are currently owned by the Canadian company EnCana, which continues to deny responsibility…. [Emphasis added]
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