Scientists to consider EPA plan to study hydraulic fracturing
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency 's plan to study the potential effect of hydraulic fracturing is headed to a 22-member panel of independent scientists, the agency announced Tuesday.
The panel, headed by Carnegie Mellon University professor David A. Dzombak , will review the plan next month, with insight from the public and other parties. None of the panelists are from Oklahoma universities, althou...
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