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EPA Lets Energy Firms Pollute America's Underground Water Supply

'It's short-sighted. It's something that future generations may question.'

By Abrahm Lustgarten, ProPublica

Dec 11, 2012
(Page 5 of 4 )
Ranchers and USDA employee at a Texas ranch affected by the 2011 drought.
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