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Wyo. High Court Questions Ruling Against Fracking Chemical Disclosure

"CHEYENNE, Wyo. -- The Wyoming Supreme Court is telling a lower court to reconsider whether the public has the right to know the ingredients in the chemical products used to facilitate hydraulic fracturing."

"A judge had ruled that the chemical ingredients are shielded from disclosure as corporate trade secrets, but the state Supreme Court remanded the case Wednesday on a technicality.

Oil and gas developers employ hydraulic fracturing to boost production. The technique pumps water, sand and chemicals into wells to fracture open oil- and gas-bearing rock deposits."

Mead Gruver reports for the Associated Press March 12, 2014.
 

Source: AP, 03/13/2014