Fracking

President Obama's pick to become the nation's next secretary of energy is drawing criticism for his deep ties to the fossil fuel, fracking and nuclear industries.

The report assembles a wealth of information about fracking and the movement against it.

In today's On the News segment: County District Judge in Wyoming ruled against environmental groups fighting to make public the list of toxic ingredients used in hydraulic fraking fluid …

Cleanup continues at the site of an underground spill of thousands of gallons of pollution related to the oil and gas industry in the heart of Colorado's fracking country.

A unanimous ruling from the Florida House or Representatives demands full chemical disclosure from companies.

Despite longstanding legislation that bans dumping toxins deep underground in North Carolina, oil lobbyists are attempting to overturn the law.

MIT's Energy Initiative has received more than $125 million dollars from fossil fuel firms since 2006.

When fracking hits close to home, big names find common ground with small towns.

The history, science, economics and politics of hydraulic shale gas fracking.

A story as old as America itself has a new twist since the fracking boom.