As the phrase goes, "oil and water don't mix." That is particularly true when it comes to oil companies and California groundwater. Recently the practice of hydraulic fracturing, or "fracking," which is used to pump oil out of the ground, has received a lot of public attention due to its potential impact on California's groundwater.
Fracking is the high pressure injection of a mix of fluids, mostly wa...
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