Furor over hydraulic fracturing puts Oklahoma operators on defensive
Oklahoma is no stranger to the oil and gas business.
State residents largely are comfortable with the industry, its lingo and its practices. But that isn't the case everywhere.
Residents of states such as Pennsylvania and New York , home to the lucrative Marcellus Shale play, have expressed reservations about hydraulic fracturing.
The process is used to stimulate natural gas production in tight s...
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