More than 15,000 acres of public park and wildlife land in eastern Ohio opened for oil and gas drilling (fracking) following action by the state Oil and Gas Land Management Commission on June 27.

Ohio's oil and gas industry says Senate Bill 219 makes much-needed updates to state drilling laws, though environmental groups say it's a giveaway to the industry.

The Ohio Oil and Gas Land Management Commission approved 21 bids to frack more than 15,000 acres of Ohio’s public land during ...

Signing bonuses and early royalty payments signal Ohio’s decision to open state parks and wildlife areas to fracking means ...

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Ohio officials approved fracking bids for thousands of acres of public land amid loud protests.

Ohio has become a state of easy virtue for readily allowing “fracking waste” – the hazardous byproducts of the high-pressure slurries injected to extract oil and natural gas from shale far below Earth ...

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