San Diego Journal of Climate & Energy Law
Article Title
Abstract
This Comment explores the recent emergence of natural gas production, the hydraulic fracturing process and briefly touches on the current regulatory system that oversees its operation. I then explain why the current regulatory system is insufficient to protect individuals and the environment from hydraulic fracturing. And lastly, I argue that a form of cooperative federalism is the best approach to regulate hydraulic fracturing.
Recommended Citation
Joshua P. Dennis,
The Emergence of Natural Gas and the Need for Cooperative Federalism to Address a Big "Fracking" Problem.,
4
San Diego J. Climate & Energy L.
253
(2013)
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https://digital.sandiego.edu/jcel/vol4/iss1/10