San Diego Journal of Climate & Energy Law
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)
Available at:
https://digital.sandiego.edu/jcel/vol4/iss1/10