Drillers are eager to tap a vast reservoir of natural gas and oil within shale beneath Ohio. To get it, they’ll lease millions of acres and use a process called hydraulic fracturing, or "fracking," which could employ thousands and heat Ohio homes for decades. Critics, however, say the practice could pollute the land, air and water. A three-day series focuses on environmental issues that spring from horizontal drilling and hydraulic fracturing.
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