October 29, 2014

Five Races That Could Transform U.S. Drilling

Rob Wile, Fusion


AP

America’s fracking revolution is the most significant phenomenon to hit oil markets in 40 years. Since 2010, price volatility has been practically nonexistent, and gasoline prices are now at post-recession lows. It’s also brought important economic gains to the U.S., helping close the trade gap and creating a steady supply of new jobs.

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