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Natural gas drilling may increase salinity, potentially boosting radium

2+ week, 6+ day ago   (599+ words) levels in water Bioengineer.org Pennsylvania produces roughly one-fifth of the natural gas extracted in the United States, but beneath the state’s long history of energy development lies a less visible question: what happens to drinking water when underground…...