The release of a new film this weekend could ignite further debate on fracking – a technology used to get natural gas out of the ground. Some studies suggest it leads to water pollution, but the industry says that’s not possible, and it would like to start drilling in Virginia’s largest national forest. Sandy Hausman has more on that story.
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