Fracking's Link To Smog Worries Some Texas Cities

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Fracking's Link To Smog Worries Some Texas Cities

August 7, 2012

by: Dave Fehling

Texas is a big state where perceptions can vary greatly depending on where you live. For example, air pollution and whether drilling oil and gas wells may be making it worse.

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“We absolutely recognize the huge impact this is having, the negative impact on our air quality."
— State Representative Lon Burnam

Read the full story at StateImpact Texas.

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