1.2 Million Oil Wells Are Buried Underneath Texas. Do You Live on Top of a Dangerous One?
Our state's homes are built above a hundred years of drilling by an industry that was never made to clean up after itself.
Since 1954
Our state's homes are built above a hundred years of drilling by an industry that was never made to clean up after itself.
Chris Faulkner brings his brand of bravado and lots of cash to the Texas Capitol. So, what's he really after?
Three families who took a pass on the fracking boom — and what it cost them
Nordheim inherits the waste, and few of the profits, from the South Texas oil boom.
The North Texas town will soon decide whether to become the first city in Texas to ban fracking.
When the Keystone XL pipeline came through Lori Collins’ farm in Paris, Texas, she welcomed it—until her house flooded with sewage.