Conflicts, Errors Revealed In Positive Fracking Study

NPR | Dec. 08, 2012 3:52 a.m.

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Wade Goodwyn

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A report that shed favorable light on fracking is at the center of a controversy at the University of Texas. The head of the school's Energy Institute has stepped down and another professor has retired after an investigation found numerous errors and flaws in the report — and undisclosed conflicts of interest.